This chronicler always hated that Sabina song that pretended to be based on real events, Pacto entre caballeros, in which the singer explained in the first person that one night some very young thugs robbed him. “Subvenciónanos un pico”, they told him, so they were heroin addicts, and they stole –it was still counted in pesetas, the year the song premiered– “diez quinientas” and “a fancy Omega watch”. It was a "good" brand, but I don't know what Shakira would think of it. The fact is that the guys recognized him: “You look like that Sabina guy who sings”. Then, they took him to a brothel for a party, got high with him, and returned his belongings at the end of the night.

"Megadeth!, Megadeth!", shouted the Rock Fest audience past midnight on Friday. There was a desire to see the North American band and to thank its leader, the Californian guitarist Dave Mustaine, for his service to the cause of heavy metal for forty years. Everything suggested that the concert in Santa Coloma de Gramenet was part of Megadeth's farewell tour, but Mustaine himself clarified on Friday that it is the tour for the latest album, Megadeth (2026), and that the final tour will be the next one. In any case, the dedication of the audience that traveled to Can Zam park was one that fosters devotion.