Los Delinqüentes Will Celebrate The 25th Anniversary Of Their Debut Album On April 17 At Roig Arena
The band will perform all the tracks from El sentimiento garrapatero que nos traen las flores, as well as the most iconic songs from their discography.
Tickets go on sale this Friday, December 5, at 11 AM on our website.
Los Delinqüentes return to the stage after nearly 15 years of absence with a tour that will stop at Roig Arena on April 17. The band will celebrate the 25th anniversary of their debut album El sentimiento garrapatero que nos traen las flores. They will perform the album in full along with many of the anthems that marked their fans, such as La primavera trompetera, A la luz del Lorenzo and El aire de la calle.
The figure of Er Migue —who passed away in 2004— will be very present in this unique tour: his image and voice will be projected on a giant screen on stage to sing in sync with the rest of the band. An emotional way to pay tribute to the creative and spiritual driving force of the group, alongside El Canijo de Jerez and Diego “Ratón”.
Formed in Jerez de la Frontera in the late 90s, Los Delinqüentes revolutionized Spanish music with their fusion of festive flamenco, rock, blues, reggae and funk, and an irreverent, poetic attitude that made them an unstoppable phenomenon. Their legacy lives on not only in their albums but in an entire generation marked by their “sentimiento garrapatero.”
Tickets for Los Delinqüentes’ concert at Roig Arena go on sale this Friday, December 5, at 11 AM on our website.