Aitana drew 16,000 fans at first Roig Arena concert in Valencia. The first of Aitana's two concerts at Roig Arena took place in Valencia, attracting 16,000 attendees, most of them women. The singer unveiled a new show and highlighted changes in her musical style.
In Valencia, the first of two consecutive concerts by Aitana took place in the evening at Roig Arena, drawing an audience of 16,000. According to estimates, an overwhelming majority of the attendees were women of different ages. The Catalan singer presented an updated program, shifting the focus to electronic pop and dance rhythms, with scenography and choreography executed with particular precision.
During her performance, Aitana drew attention to one of the many posters in the hall with the inscription 'gracias por ser la chica perfecta.' She emphasized that she does not consider herself perfect and reminded everyone that every woman is unique in her imperfection. This theme was further developed in the final part of the concert with the song La chica perfecta, recorded together with Fangoria. The track seamlessly fit into the show’s new concept, which is dominated by contemporary electronic arrangements.
Roig Arena became the first venue on the tour where Aitana performed on two consecutive nights. Interest in the concert was so high that tickets sold out almost instantly, and on the secondary market they were offered at prices far above face value. Posters depicting the singer in a traditional fallera costume could be seen in the hall, highlighting the artist's special connection to Valencia. In previous years, she had already noted that it is here she feels especially comfortable thanks to the warm reception from the audience.
The concert's musical program shows a clear shift from the guitar-based pop characteristic of Aitana's early albums toward a more synthetic and energetic sound. The setlist was dominated by tracks with house and eurodance elements, and songs like miamor, Gran Vía, and Mon Amour provoked an especially enthusiastic response from the audience. At the same time, the artist performed these without guest artists, placing emphasis on her own vocals and interaction with the crowd.
The stage design for the concert was centered around the symbolism of an 'apartment,' with several zones, including the 'cuarto azul' and a separate area for musicians and dancers. This approach created an intimate atmosphere, but the most resounding response from the crowd came during the dynamic and vibrant moments of the show. The evening culminated with a performance of Superestrella, when fans were invited on stage and the noise level in Roig Arena reached its peak.
In recent years, there has been a noticeable increase in interest in large-scale concerts and music festivals in Spain, as confirmed by sold-out crowds at other major events. For example, Madrid recently saw a full house at the San Isidro bullfight, where famous toreros performed — more about this can be found in the article about the recent evening at Las Ventas. Such events highlight the public's sustained interest in cultural affairs and the growing demand for tickets in major cities.
For reference: Roig Arena is a modern venue in Valencia designed for concerts, sports, and large-scale events. Aitana is considered one of the most successful young performers in Spain in recent years, and her tours consistently attract full houses across different regions of the country.
