McRackin
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First on stage this time was Morning Drivers, instead of Lucy Sky & The Diamonds as originally announced, who are one of the Ibiza bands that play more often and with a bigger following. They share two members and influences (Two Door Cinema Club is definitely one of them) with Billy Flamingos, who also played some weeks ago. Right now they're recording their second album but they based their set on their debut Perspectiva (2017). First time I've seen them in acoustic and I quite enjoyed it.
Zahara first played in Ibiza back in 2012 at El Sitio and she returned in 2016 to play at the Sueños De Libertad festival. Nowadays the singer from Jaén is one of the biggest names in the spanish indie scene and you can spot her name on the line-ups of most of the major festivals in Spain. This time María Zahara Gordillo Campos presented her latest album called Astronauta (2018), the sixth in her discography. Favourite moments included "El fango", "Guerra y paz" as a duet with Martí Perarnau (Mucho), "Camino a L.A." (dedicated to Adrián, who brought her to the island the two previous times) or "Hoy la bestia cena en casa". When we thought it was over the resident dj Colin Peters played "Torturas en los bares" by Trepàt and she started dancing like crazy around the stage during the duration of the song, which was a big contrast to the rest of the evening that was spent standing in front of the mike with a guitar. The crowd was gagging for more, chanting for an encore for various minutes but it was eleven o'clock already and the music had to stop. One of the best shows of these four summers.
Zahara first played in Ibiza back in 2012 at El Sitio and she returned in 2016 to play at the Sueños De Libertad festival. Nowadays the singer from Jaén is one of the biggest names in the spanish indie scene and you can spot her name on the line-ups of most of the major festivals in Spain. This time María Zahara Gordillo Campos presented her latest album called Astronauta (2018), the sixth in her discography. Favourite moments included "El fango", "Guerra y paz" as a duet with Martí Perarnau (Mucho), "Camino a L.A." (dedicated to Adrián, who brought her to the island the two previous times) or "Hoy la bestia cena en casa". When we thought it was over the resident dj Colin Peters played "Torturas en los bares" by Trepàt and she started dancing like crazy around the stage during the duration of the song, which was a big contrast to the rest of the evening that was spent standing in front of the mike with a guitar. The crowd was gagging for more, chanting for an encore for various minutes but it was eleven o'clock already and the music had to stop. One of the best shows of these four summers.