Alejandro Sanz delights Fuengirola in his final Spanish tour concert

Alejandro Sanz brought his Spanish summer tour to a close with a highly anticipated concert in Fuengirola, Málaga, on July 24th. The artist, known for his close connection with fans, sold out the Marenostrum Fuengirola venue, delivering a performance that celebrated over three decades of his musical career.

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I love you from here to the moon.

Emerging onto the stage shortly after 10:00 PM, Sanz was met with thunderous applause from an eager audience. He opened the show with "Desde cuándo," a clear nod to his 2026 tour title, "And now what?" Throughout the nearly two-hour performance, Sanz, dressed in a black polo shirt and trousers, engaged with the crowd, sharing jokes and intimate moments. He performed hits like 'Por bandera,' from his 1995 album, showcasing his enduring appeal.

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Good evening, Fuengirola. And now, what?

Sanz appeared comfortable and relaxed, acknowledging that this was the 61st concert of his tour. He expressed deep gratitude to his fans for attending, especially given the summer heat. "When I was a kid, I dreamed of singing and composing, and I never thought I'd be here today. Today my soul is celebrating its birthday," he shared, visibly moved. The concert also featured a marriage proposal from a fan, adding a personal touch to the evening.

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Thank you very much from the heart to all who took the time to be here tonight with the heat.

Beyond the music, Sanz took moments to address global issues, sending "all our love to the people suffering from the fires that are ravaging Spain and also to the victims of the earthquake in Venezuela." He reflected on music's power to unite people, quoting his late friend, journalist Jesús Quintero: "A song cannot stop a tank, but it can break the heart of the warrior driving it."

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It's the last concert of this tour in Spain, any claims arrive too late.