Silvio Rodríguez has returned to Spanish stages with a tour that spans various eras of his nearly six-decade-long career. This production marks the return to the country of a pivotal figure in Ibero-American song; Fluge Audiovisuales—trusted by Rababiero Producciones—is handling the sound and lighting equipment supply for his concerts at large venues.
Key equipment includes two Avid VENUE S6L-32D consoles (for FOH and monitors), Waves SoundGrid systems, Meyer Sound MJF-210 stage monitors, and Shure PSM1000 in-ear systems, alongside an extensive selection of microphones from DPA, Shure, Sennheiser, and AKG. The lighting design features 24 Robe Spiider units, 20 Robe BMFL WashBeams, 12 SGM Q7s, and 8 Chauvet Strike Array 4s, all controlled by a grandMA3 Full Size console.
On September 16, the artist performed at the Roig Arena in Valencia before an audience of nearly 6,000 people. Over the course of approximately two hours, Silvio Rodríguez alternated between new tracks and essential songs from his repertoire, backed by a band that brought a rich, carefully crafted instrumental quality to the live performance.
Three days later, on September 19, the tour arrived at the Coliseum in A Coruña, where tickets had been sold out for weeks. More than fifteen years after his last concerts in Galicia, Silvio Rodríguez reunited with his audience for a recital that traversed different stages of his career, featuring songs such as “Ojalá,” “La maza,” “Óleo de mujer con sombrero,” and “Te doy una canción.”
Madrid will play a particularly prominent role in this tour. On October 4, the capital will host the final stop of the Spanish tour at the Movistar Arena, with all tickets sold out. The concert will mark the grand finale of the tour’s run in Spain and stand as one of the most significant events of this new live performance phase.
