Cora Yako

Cora Yako sings to melancholy and destruction with guitars up front and a voice that hits straight. Live, they leap from lightness to distortion, from calm to rhythmic impact, and that tension makes each song breathe differently. On November 6, 2026 they arrive at El Gran Café in León with a set that plays with dynamics and atmospheres: choruses that linger, tight drums, driving bass lines and cutting riffs, taking you from a lump in the throat to a shared shout. Clear songs, raw emotion and an energy that makes you want to be close to the stage.

Based in Madrid, the band has been honing its identity between guitar noise and pop melody: from Una de los Nuestros (2020) to their self-titled album (2023), and now the new phase they open with Mil Pequeños Cortes (2026). After an intense tour, previews of the new material point to a more mature, emotional tone without losing their urgent pulse or the short-song format that works for them live. In León they present that blend of nostalgia and immediacy that defines them, with a repertoire that looks back and toward what’s to come.