It was a close call that a wild boar didn't turn a concert review into an epitaph. "Remember this name: L'Arannà". This was the title of ARA about the concert that the Ibizan-Empordà duo had performed at the Fira Mediterrània de Manresa on October 11, 2025. "The day after the concert, we were driving on the A2 and suddenly a wild boar appeared from the right. I swerved a few times, the car started to sway and hit a concrete barrier. We miraculously didn't overturn," recalls Anna Sala (Sant Feliu de Guíxols, 1996). "The car was destroyed, but we were unharmed. And the instruments too. If we had died, that article would have been an epitaph," adds Lara Magrinyà (Ibiza, 1993). Both had just presented the show Turmarí, which next autumn will become a record, and which in recent months has already made L'Arannà one of the most exciting musical projects in the country thanks to the way they delve into the tradition of Ibizan double singing with contemporary tools and mentality. They will demonstrate this once again this Friday, June 26, at the Auditori de l'Ateneu de Banyoles (8 p.m.), as part of the (a)phònica festival programming.