El Último De La Fila

On July 4, 2026, at the Estadio Ciudad de Valencia, El Último De La Fila return with the tandem that shaped their sound: Manolo García and Quimi Portet. Born in mid‑1980s Barcelona after their stints in Los Rápidos and Los Burros, the duo blend pop rock and a New Wave drive with Mediterranean inflections, nods to rumba and flamenco, and a highly recognizable lead voice. Their live show usually lays out a map of their entire career, from the opening with "Cuando la pobreza entra por la puerta, el amor salta por la ventana" (When Poverty Comes in Through the Door, Love Jumps Out the Window) and "Enemigos de lo ajeno" (Enemies of What’s Not Yours) to the expansion of "Como la cabeza al sombrero" (Like the Head to the Hat), and the more elaborated phase of "Nuevo pequeño catálogo de seres y estares" (New Small Catalogue of Beings and Beings‑of), "Astronomía razonable" (Reasonable Astronomy) or "La rebelión de los hombres rana" (The Rebellion of the Frogmen).

Between clean guitars, precise arrangements and lyrics that view the everyday with a touch of introspection, the group brings to the present a repertoire that marked the 1980s and 1990s in Spain. It’s an opportunity to hear again songs that have accompanied several generations, revisited by their authors and sustained by a duo chemistry that remains at the heart of their proposal.