The large-format concerts at the Plaça Major concluded the day with performances that attracted a diverse audience. Dan Peralbo i el Comboi opened the night with their energetic live set, presenting tracks from their new album 'Quin goig' and earlier songs. The group, hailing from Torelló, energized attendees with their musical offering.
Subsequently, Mama Dousha, the stage name of Bruno de Fabriziis, took the stage to present his latest work, 'Tothom té raó'. This album, described as more personal and sincere, has been showcased in over thirty concerts across Catalonia. His performance featured a collaboration with the Balkan Paradise Orchestra.
Singer Lia Kali closed the night with a powerful performance, blending genres such as soul, reggae, R&B, Latin pop, and jazz. This marked her second appearance at the Mercat de Música Viva de Vic, having previously performed in 2023 at one of the 'offs' and now as part of the official program with her second album, 'Kaelis'.
The Mercat de Música Viva de Vic continues throughout the weekend with more performances at the Plaça Major. Saturday features concerts by Queralt Lahoz, Ginestà, and Baiuca. On Sunday, the festival will conclude with performances by Ambauka in the morning and Quimi Portet in the evening.
