Maria del Mar Bonet presented a new album at a concert in Barcelona. Maria del Mar Bonet held a concert in Barcelona, where the singer unveiled her album L’aigua no cansa. The setlist featured both new tracks and her signature songs. The evening unfolded in an intimate atmosphere.
In Barcelona, a concert by Maria del Mar Bonet was held on the stage of Palau de la Música, marking the start of a series of events celebrating the 60th anniversary of her artistic career. The singer presented her new album L’aigua no cansa, which became the centerpiece of the evening and a symbol of her repertoire’s renewal.
The concert stood out for its intimate atmosphere and attention to detail. Together with an acoustic quintet, predominantly featuring string instruments, Maria del Mar Bonet performed both new compositions and time-tested works. The evening began with the themes Nina, ninona and Abril, as well as Cançó de la bona mort, which was first performed in this very hall. The musical accompaniment included double bass, bongos, lute, acoustic guitar, and violin, creating a lively Mediterranean sound.
A special place in the program was given to compositions from the new album L’aigua no cansa. Among them were S’aigo no, in which the singer touched on the consequences of floods and expressed dissatisfaction with the actions of the Valencia authorities, as well as Blaus i blaus, featuring a distinctive Eastern motif. The evening concluded with several iconic songs, including Què volen aquesta gent and La balanguera, highlighting the connection between the past and present in the artist’s work.
Maria del Mar Bonet has not only refreshed her repertoire, but has also demonstrated that her voice grows deeper and more expressive with time. In the coming months, the singer will continue her anniversary tour, including a performance at the Olympia de Paris. In Spain's music scene, such events spark discussion on the role of women on stage and their creative independence — a topic previously addressed by another renowned performer, María Parrado, who emphasized the importance of inner freedom for artists.
Maria del Mar Bonet is one of the key figures on the Catalan and Balearic music scene. Her work has been recognized with numerous awards, and her concerts are traditionally sold out in the largest venues in Spain and France. Her new album, L’aigua no cansa, continues her tradition of experimenting with traditional sounds and contemporary themes, which has allowed the artist to remain relevant for decades.
