La Casa Azul: 25 Years of Pure Joy and Energy

Nov 10

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It’s been 25 years since the formation of the Catalan group La Casa Azul, and they celebrated it in their hometown with a concert at Barcelona’s Sant Jordi Club, which was eagerly sold out.

Guille Milkyway, head and voice of the band La Casa Azul, during his performance at the Sant Jordi Club. Photo by Raquel Vives (TMN).

On the night of Saturday, November 9, the band kicked off their concert at the iconic Sant Jordi Club, with nearly 5,000 fans ready to experience an unforgettable evening. As the countdown displayed on the screen ticked down to zero, the crowd chanted the final seconds in unison, beers in hand, fully primed to have a great time. The show began with an intro that fused “Una Mañana” and “La Fiesta Universal,” setting the tone with confetti and positive vibes everywhere.

Guille Milkyway, the band’s frontman and voice, performed each song with frenetic energy and vocal prowess—a testament to his innate talent and 25 years of mastering the stage. With songs like “Chicle Cosmos” and “Los chicos hoy saltarán a la pista,” the initial party quickly escalated into a massive celebration, complete with balloons, smoke, and bursts of fire.

An enthusiastic audience at the Sant Jordi Club. Photo by Raquel Vives (TMN).

The most magical part of the concert wasn’t just the energy and commitment of the band members, but how the audience embraced their group and savored every moment of the show. Sant Jordi Club transformed into a scene of people celebrating love and life, dancing and letting go as if nothing else mattered.

With songs like “El Momento,” “Esta Noche Sólo Cantan Para Mí” and “Podría Ser Peor,” no one dared to sit down; the dancing was unstoppable. And during “Yo También,” the entire crowd fell into a respectful silence to appreciate Guille’s soft vocals accompanied by the piano. And as the best moments are often saved for last, La Casa Azul kept their iconic hit "La Revolución Sexual" for the final songs, with the energy as high as it was at the beginning of the concert.

The concert by La Casa Azul was a visual experience with a touch of futuristic concept and a burst of energy, blending upbeat tunes with melancholy lyrics. After 25 years of giving it their all, the band still knows how to bring their best. Fans in Barcelona didn’t just see six people on stage; they witnessed an unstoppable army of musicians who love what they do and, because of that, do it with passion.