On October 10, an eagerly awaited yet tense event for fans of the duo Andy y Lucas will take place at Madrid’s Palacio Vistalegre. This is not merely the final show of the ‘Nuestros Últimos Acordes’ tour—it’s the end of a professional partnership spanning more than two decades. However, instead of a nostalgic farewell, the artists’ parting is clouded by a series of public disputes and mutual reproaches, turning the close of their joint career into a real drama.
The first cracks in their relationship came to public attention back in May of this year. Information leaked to the press about a serious argument between the musicians that broke out backstage during one of their performances. Witnesses who were nearby claimed they heard not just raised voices but also shouting and the sounds of blows. The situation seemed so grave that only Lucas came on stage to finish the concert. The official explanation was that Andy had suffered an injury and couldn’t continue. Lucas later tried to play it down, insisting they were just messing around and that his partner’s bruise was the result of slipping on a wet ramp on stage. Andy, in turn, attributed his injury to an old football accident. But few people were convinced by these explanations.
Subsequent events only added fuel to the fire. In one interview, Lucas spoke quite frankly about the division of roles within the group. He portrayed himself as the business driving force of the duo, responsible for contracts and organizational matters, hinting that Andy lacked the “discipline” to handle such obligations. Andy Morales remained silent for a long time, but later posted a meaningful phrase on social media, stating that it is better to win in silence, letting others think you are losing. He later admitted to journalists that since May, he has been going through a very difficult period and was even ready to cancel the entire farewell tour. The musician firmly stated that he no longer sees a way to continue performing with Lucas and intends to pursue a solo career, even if it does not bring significant income.
The split appears to be final. According to the latest reports, all communication between the former friends has ceased. Now, all professional matters are handled exclusively through their lawyers. Journalist Saúl Ortiz reported that Andy is already actively working in the studio and has recorded at least two solo tracks, which will likely be released in early 2026. His intentions are more than serious, and he is full of enthusiasm to begin a new chapter in his life.
Thus, just a week before their final performance, tensions surrounding the duo have reached a peak. Fans can only wonder whether the artists will be able to set aside their differences backstage and deliver an emotional farewell worthy of their long history. Or will their internal conflict spill onto the stage during the show, leaving not a period, but a dramatic stain on the story of “Andy y Lucas”?
