Morat Draws 16,000 People For Their Roig Arena Debut

Colombian band Morat headlined one of the biggest musical events of the autumn at Roig Arena tonight, bringing together 16,000 people for their first-ever concert at the Valencia venue, which had sold out months in advance. The performance was part of the “Ya Es Mañana Tour”, the most ambitious tour of the band's career to date and the platform through which they are presenting their new album live.

The quartet, made up of Juan Pablo Isaza, Juan Pablo Villamil, Simón Vargas and Martín Vargas, delivered a show that blended the energy of their newest material with the songs that have established them as one of the most successful Spanish-language pop bands of the last decade. For more than two hours, the audience joined the band on a journey through the different stages of their career.

The night opened with “Llamada perdida”, “Amor con hielo” and “Me toca a mí”, three songs that set the tone for a concert driven by an exceptionally enthusiastic crowd. They were followed by tracks such as “Eclipse solar”, “Segundos platos” and “Cuando nadie ve”, all of them sung back by the audience.

One of the most memorable moments of the evening came when the band moved to a stage located in the middle of the arena floor, where they performed “Mi suerte”, “MTV” and “Enamórate”.

The concert also served as a showcase for several songs from “Ya Es Mañana”, including the title track, confirming the warm reception this new creative chapter has received from fans.

The excitement continued to build with essential Morat anthems such as “Cómo te atreves”, “Besos en guerra” and “Vuelvo a ti”, songs that have become classics for a generation of fans who have followed the band since its early days. The evening concluded with “A dónde vamos”, “Me mata” and “506”, a vibrant finale enthusiastically celebrated by the crowd that reaffirmed the Colombian band's international status.