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BarcelonaThe singer and composer from Seville, Beret, who livened up the wait on Tuesday for Beret was one of the artists who performed on Tuesday during the massive vigil held at the Olympic Stadium to celebrate the arrival of Leo XIV in Barcelona, which also included performances by Conchita, Siloé, Álvaro Soler, Alfred García, and Sergio Dalma. Beret performed two of his best-known songs, Lo siento

and Superhéroes. In this last song, a children's choir joined him on stage to sing the chorus, adapted into Catalan for the occasion. "Long live the Pope!", exclaimed an emotional Beret at the end of the song. "Long live the true message that marks unity".

Beret had already performed at another papal vigil, the one held on Saturday in Madrid's Plaza de Lima, where he performed alongside Siloé, Hakuna, and Antonio José, among others. But it was not the first time the Sevillian had performed in front of a pope: he had already done so in 2023 in the Vatican, where, along with Italian artist Mr. Rain, he performed for Pope Francis the same song that was heard this Tuesday at the Olympic Stadium, Superhéroes

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Beret began his career in 2013 by uploading songs to digital platforms such as YouTube. His record debut arrived in 2019 with Prisma, in which other artists such as Melendi, Sebastián Yatra, Vanesa Martín or Pablo Alborán collaborated. In 2022 he released Resiliencia, with hits such as his duet with Morat Porfa no te vayas or Diablo, with Estopa. In 2025 he released his third album, Lo bello y lo roto.