Mujeres

On February 19, 2027, Mujeres land at Sala Capitol (Santiago de Compostela) with their no-nonsense guitar rock. The Barcelona trio—Yago Alcover, Pol Rodellar and Arnau Sanz—have been writing songs for almost fifteen years that many listeners have etched into their memories. Between garage, pop and urgency they’ve forged their own language, and live they push everything a step further.

“Aquellos Ojos,” “Vivir Sin Ti” and “Un Sentimiento Importante” set the route clearly: sped-up rock and roll, melodic pop and romance at over 200 BPM. Their formula avoids frills, gets straight to the point and turns the concert into a communal singalong, with guitars up front and drums that never let up.

From their 2009 debut to albums like Siento Muerte and Desde Flores y Entrañas, the band has been sharpening an identity that never loses energy. In 2026 they returned with a new album; now they bring it to Galicia with a repertoire that mixes career classics and recent material, designed to slot straight into the set.

What to expect: riffs that hook you from the first note, choruses that stick after just a minute, and that controlled sense of speed that suits them so well. Mujeres don’t complicate the recipe; the intensity lies in the songs and in how they play them—direct, full-on, and with the audience in on it.