The celebration of the national independent pop-rock festival took place at the Palacio de los Deportes of the Community of Madrid and, although it did not reach a full house, the audience became more animated as the different performers performed. groups.
The Noises were in charge of kicking off the first edition of the Fnac Music Festival (FMF) by presenting themselves to the attendees. In just 20 minutes they performed 10 of their songs and the schedules had to be kept to the maximum, since there were 6 groups that performed throughout the more than 6 hours of show.
Next, the Murcian band Second delighted the attendees with songs like Muérdeme, Nada or Rodamos, thus alternating themes from their latest album "Demasiado Soñadores" with those from previous albums. Once again, they did not have enough time to demonstrate how extensive their repertoire is, although it was enough to hear a clean and powerful sound from one of the indie groups on the Spanish scene.
In third place, the Madrid-born Christina Rosenvinge performed, who gave a calmer and more melodic air to the show. He reviewed his current songs and, as it could not be otherwise, he reviewed some of his oldest hits, such as Someone who takes care of me that he sang with his band Los Subterráneos in the 1990s. '90.
The time came for Iván Ferreiro, who gave his all to the audience present. With a better reception than the previous groups (perhaps due to his long career, both alone and with his previous group Los Piratas) and after singing some of his most successful songs such as Turnedo or Mi furia paranoid, it was the turn of Balance is impossible, a song from her time with Los Piratas sung this time in the company of Santi Balmes, leader of the Catalan band Love of Lesbian.
At around 9:30 p.m. Balmes came out on stage again, but this time accompanied by the rest of the members of Love of Lesbian. With a spectacular reception from the public, the Palacio de los Deportes sang songs by the band such asSome plants, Reversible Nights or There where we used to scream. Once again the voices of Balmes and Ferreiro joined the stage to sing another song together, this time one of the greatest hits of the Catalans: 1999.
The Zaragozaans and stars of the Amaral poster were in charge of closing the FMF and sang before some truly dedicated attendees. They presented their latest album "Hacia lo Savage" which they successfully combined with their best-known songs such as Kamikaze, El Universo sobre mí, Without you I am nothing or Revolution. Without a doubt it was the best group of the event. More than an hour of concert so that the band could fulfill their promise to "perform the album in its entirety"; They were the culmination of this festival that will have another edition tomorrow in Barcelona.
