Three decades of record label silence and separate stages have not been enough to cool the flame. El Último de la Fila has returned to make Montjuïc Olympic Stadium its own this Thursday, repeating last Sunday's feat in a double date that is already music history in our home. The last time the group set foot on the Olympic Ring turf was on October 6, 1990, on a bill shared with Tina Turner and Sopa de Cabra. Thirty-six years later, the grain of black and white photographs has given way to an explosion of color and living nostalgia: Manolo García and Quimi Portet before a legion of followers who not only remember the songs, but inhabit them. The atmosphere, as Xavier Cervantes already pointed out in the chronicle of the first concert, has been extraordinary. On stage, the chemistry between the Barcelona duo has spread to a surrendered stadium, Xavier Cervantes in the chronicle of the first concert, has been extraordinary. On stage, the chemistry between the Barcelona duo has spread to a surrendered stadium, closing an emotional circle initiated in the late eighties and which in 2026 has seen its most emotional chapter – and in all probability the definitive one. This grand farewell has not only served to say goodbye, but to certify that El Último de la Fila's repertoire has a relevance independent of the passage of time and trends.

Manolo García and Quimi Portet once again shared the same stage yesterday in Fuengirola, as reported by the Efe agency. Ten years after the tribute concerts to Los Burros and Los Rápidostribute concerts to Los Burros and Los RápidosOn Saturday, 18,500 people filled the Maresnostrum Fuengirola and received the group with an ovation. As reported by the Efe agency, the celebratory atmosphere was constant during the more than two hours of performance. The concert began with two songs by Los Burros:

"Nostalgia, if you pack it in a small suitcase, is fine," Manolo García told the audience that filled the Auditori del Fòrum in Barcelona this Thursday. He then added that it's important to live in the present. In this way, he was explaining the repertoire chosen for this "theater" tour: songs from his first album released under his own name, Sand in the pockets (1998), and what he released a few weeks ago, Industrial estate workers (2025). Only in the encore, after having performed 10 songs from the first album and 11 from the last, did he add other titles from his discography, including the re-release ofInsurrection, the classic song by El Último de la Fila that García never forgets.

Nadal is coming, and that means La Marató's album is finally here! From TV3. The Ludwig Band, El Pot Petit, Els Catarres, and Manolo García are some of the artists featured on this charity album, which will be available this Sunday with major newspapers, including ARA, for €12. Everyone who buys this edition will receive a link to download the album to other devices. The digital version will be available through Apple Music, and a special USB version is also available, sold exclusively at the 3Cat store. This year's Marathon will take place on December 14th and will be hosted by... Ramon Pellicer, presenter ofNewscast weekend from TV3 until September of that year.

They arrive at the Ateneu Barcelonès to talk about the return of The Last of the RowManolo García wears a denim jacket. Quimi Portet, a mid-season blazer. "I look like Manolo's lawyer," says the inter-regional star with the sense of humor that also permeates the press conference. "We are at your disposal if you have any easy questions that we haven't studied," Portet asks. "We deserve that joy," adds García. The joy of a nine-concert tour that will begin on April 25, 2026, in Fuengirola and will then stop at the Lluís Companys Olympic Stadium (May 3), Roquetas de Mar (May 16), Madrid (May 23), Barakaldo (May 30), A Coruña (June 7), and the Ciutat de València Stadium (July 4). Tickets, with prices ranging from €71.50 to €104.50 (including booking fees), go on sale this Thursday at 10:00 a.m. on the Ticketmaster website.

The good rapport between Manolo García and Quimi Portet has led to one of the highlights of the year: the return of El Útimo de la Fila to the stage. For now, it will be a tour, scheduled for 2026, with concerts in Fuengirola, Barcelona, Roquetas de Mar, Madrid, San Sebastián, A Coruña, Avilés, Seville, and Valencia. Tickets for the concerts will go on sale this Tuesday, April 29th. on the group's website.