Triángulo de Amor Bizarro

Triángulo de Amor Bizarro arrive in Barcelona with Mi Catedral, a new chapter where noise operates as a method and the pop song is dismantled to carve out its own space. On 26 February 2027 at Sala Apolo, the Galician quartet — Isabel Cea, Rodrigo Caamaño, Rafael Mallo and Zippo — unfolds that TAB territory in which the intimate, the political and the mythic contaminate one another without competing. Dense guitars, taut rhythms and layers of feedback support Spanish-language lyrics that speak of belonging and friction, ordering ideas through volume.

The live show moves between noise rock, post‑punk, shoegaze and a jagged indie, alternating material from Mi Catedral with pieces from earlier stages such as Año Santo, Victoria Mística, Salve Discordia and their debut. They don’t aim to explain the times; they cut through them: the rougher things sound outside, the more urgent it becomes to build something shared in the room. TAB crafts sharp choruses and hypnotic repetitions, with a compact, tense aesthetic they’ve honed over two decades. Barcelona will act as a sounding board for a direct, physical set, of carefully measured saturation and melodies on the edge, designed to be heard up close and to leave the songs spinning in your head.