Raúl Clyde Celebrates His Most Special Concert at the Roig Arena Auditorium Hall

Valencian artist Raúl Clyde has chosen the Sala Auditorio Roig Arena to kick off his new tour, “El vendedor de rosas”, with the concert coming close to selling out. The event marked a very special start for the singer from Aldaia, who wanted to begin this new chapter in his career at home, surrounded by his fans and with one of the most important performances of his career.

Joining him on stage to celebrate the start of the tour, the audience was treated to appearances by a host of artists, including Hecky, Saiko, Mvrk, ladiferencia, Maig, AmoryOdio and Sammer. The connection with the Valencian audience set the tone for an emotional evening, during which the singer celebrated his roots and the growth he has experienced in recent years, establishing himself as one of the most prominent emerging voices on Spain’s urban music scene.

The concert opened with a performance of “La culpable”, followed by the first surprise appearances of the night, as AmoryOdio and Sammer joined him on stage to perform “Sola pt.2”. Throughout the evening, urban beats alternated with acoustic moments.

The set continued with tracks such as “xsiakaso”, “VOSE” and “El disco del ferxxo”, which he performed alongside artist Maig. Following “Gracias a Dios”, the list of collaborators continued to grow, with Hecky joining him for “SeadoO”, followed by ladiferencia performing “Las estrellas” and Mvrk joining him for “Tiendas” midway through the show. One of the evening’s most intimate moments came when the Valencian artist performed three songs accompanied solely by a piano: “La Visión”, “COSTABLANCA” and “Solo x IG”.

The final section of the show featured several of the best-known singles in Raúl Clyde’s repertoire, including some of the tracks that have helped propel his career. The audience greeted the celebrated “Tuenti (Remix)” with enthusiasm, with Granada-born artist Saiko making a guest appearance on the track, followed by “Tu dúo favorito”. The concert concluded with a final performance of “La forma q me miras”. It was a night of celebration, music and reconnection with his Valencian audience, marking an important milestone in Raúl Clyde’s career.