Miguel Bosé It has long since ceased to be a mere vestige of the golden age of Movida. It’s been eight years since he last took the stage, and since then his voice has evolved from singing to lyrics. bandit lovers instead, sharing a huge amount of Holocaust denial slander on their social media.
The pandemic It was the beginning of this new direction. In his official accounts, he insisted on championing those who thought this virus was a plan, that masks were a system of repression, and that vaccines were an Orwellian trick. He was immediately called crazy by the mainstream media, while the anonymity of the Internet applauded and insulted him in equal measure.
Since then, when the name of Miguel Bosé appeared either in the media or in popular rumor, it was believed that it was due to the hostile controversy over the singer’s “alternative discourses” and not to his art. But last week, the trend changed. A few days ago, the singer shared the Mexican locations through which his tour would pass Important tour 2025. Today it was Spain’s turn.
The passage of Bosé through our country will begin in the Murcia bullring on June 28. Three days later, on July 1, it will arrive at the already emblematic WiZink Center in Madrid. Two days later, the singer will perform at the Palau Sant Jordi in Barcelona.
On July 5, the tour will pass through the Iconic Santalucía festival in Seville. After four days of rest, he will cross the country from north to south to arrive at the Bilbao Arena Miribilla on July 9 and at the La Coruna Coliseum on the 11th. The 16th will be the day chosen for the performance of Bosé at the Ciutat de València stadium, which will be followed by the concert on the 17th in the Alicante bullring. The last places where you can enjoy Bosé music in Spain are Chiclana de la Frontera, during the Concert Music Festival on July 19, Marbella, during the Starlite Festival (July 23) and finally the Magdalena Festival of J’habite in Santander (July 26).
The return to the music of the author of my brunette This does not, however, mean the end of the singer’s hostilities against empirical science. Although it is easy to imagine that he will be busy preparing for the tour, Bosé was still able to take a few minutes to debate and share hoaxes and harangues against the truth. The last case occurred in the context of DANA disastermoment which he took advantage of to claim that it was all part of a climate engineering plot.
The subjects of debate are numerous, as many as there are official truths protected by the scientific method, and those who delight in denying them have an immense task before them. But the conspiracy theorist is known for his determination, no matter how long it takes, to discuss everything with arguments worthy of fiction films.
A problem is undeniable, even for conspiracy acolytes. Bosé returns to the stage to share his music, what made him famous and why it’s worth listening to, even if it’s only for the duration of the concert.
