Morat

On October 28, 2026, Morat arrives at Madrid’s Movistar Arena with their acoustic-leaning Spanish pop and the multi-part vocal harmonies that have distinguished them since their beginnings in Bogotá. The quartet—Juan Pablo Isaza, Simón Vargas, Juan Pablo Villamil and Martín Vargas—builds its songs around acoustic guitars, bass and banjo, with romantic, narrative lyrics that move between ballad and mid-tempo. Their sound blends Latin pop and folk-pop with clear structures and choruses that invite everyone to sing along.

In concert, the group typically alternates intimate moments with more rhythmic passages, relying on simple, precise arrangements that put the melody front and center. The repertoire revisits key stages of their career, from Sobre el amor y sus efectos secundarios and Balas perdidas to A dónde vamos? and Si ayer fuera hoy, leaving room for the songs that connected them with audiences in Spain and Latin America. References to collaborations that marked their expansion are usually present—such as "Mi nuevo vicio" with Paulina Rubio—as well as pairings with voices from the Spanish‑language scene like Álvaro Soler, Aitana or Sebastián Yatra. A concert centered on the song and on the power of singing together.