Raul Clyde

On October 16, 2026, Raúl Clyde arrives at Barcelona’s Sala Razzmatazz to bring El Vendedor de Rosas from the studio to a live show that faces the dance floor. His new songs unfold under low lights and body-pushing bass, with a more intimate, physical reggaetón crafted to breathe in time with the crowd. The Valencian artist presents an album that crosses textures without abandoning its reggaetón roots, and that gains muscle in concert: sticky choruses, backlit breakdowns and verses that find their place amid smoke and sweat.

El Vendedor de Rosas gathers collaborations with Saiko, Gloosito, Max Santos and ladiferencia2006, here reimagined in a rawer, more direct format. Raúl Clyde sharpens his blend of reggaetón with echoes of the 2000s, trap, indie and dancehall, with Latin rhythms that set the pace and melodies that invite singalongs. No artifice: a set conceived to link tracks together and let the night’s story be written through percussion, glances and shared hooks, until the last kick drum closes the circle at Razzmatazz.