An Unforgettable Musical Gala: Tenors and Orchestra at the Palau

A Concert That Celebrates the Passion for Opera

The Palau de la Música hosted an event that captivated music lovers with the gala of the three tenors on February 9, 2025. The combination of powerful voices and a varied repertoire promised an evening of great emotion.

A Trio of Stars: Bros, Vargas and Gandía

Josep Bros, one of Barcelona’s most renowned tenors, not only performed, but also took on the role of producer through the Barcelona Opera Center. He was accompanied by the talented Ramón Vargas, originally from Mexico, and Antonio Gandía, from the province of Alicante. All three showed exceptional chemistry on stage.

The Barcelona Young Symphony Orchestra

Under the direction of the charismatic Joshua Dos Santos, the Barcelona Youth Symphony Orchestra brought freshness and vitality to the concert. The musicians, who had already collaborated with the tenors on other occasions, showed great commitment and professionalism.

A Diverse and Exciting Repertoire

The concert was structured into six sections, focusing on Italian opera music, Neapolitan songs, zarzuela romances and Latin themes. This division allowed each tenor to shine with his unique style.

The Voices That Captivated

Vargas, after a long absence from Barcelona, ​​surprised with a delicate interpretation of pieces such as ‘Una furtiva lagrima’. Gandía stood out in the French repertoire, showing impressive technical mastery, while Bros enchanted the audience with his powerful Mediterranean voice.

An Apotheotic Ending

The gala culminated with a joint performance by the three tenors, who performed songs that the audience knew by heart, such as ‘Amapola’ and ‘Granada.’ Their improvised interactions brought a touch of humor and freshness to the evening.

A Special Tribute

Before the second half, the tenors dedicated a few words to pianist Ricardo Estrada, who is recovering from a stroke, an emotional moment that resonated deeply with the audience.

An Unforgettable Memory

With anticipated encores such as ‘Nessun dorma’ and a celebration of the 117th anniversary of the Palau de la Música, the concert was a true musical celebration that left a mark on the hearts of those in attendance.

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