Sheryl Crow

"Any artist would want to play here, in such a unique setting, and with a closeness that lets you see the audience's face. Starlite Occident is amazing. It's so beautiful and surrounded by nature… I love it!" she said before the show. Her creative spirit was channelled into songs that played incessantly throughout the last decade of the 20th century. She has sold more than 50 million albums and won nine Grammy Awards. Her songs again made the audience feel universal truths with "Real gone", "Strong enough", "If it makes you happy" or "Soak up the sun", generational anthems. Of course the unmistakable rhythm of "All I Wanna Do" rang out, sung in unison by the crowd.

"Cat Stevens played here last year. I love Cat Stevens. So we'll play a song we recorded of his called The First Cut is the Deepest," said Crow. Multiple celebrities enjoyed the unique experience under the stars: Brigitte Nielsen with husband Mattia Dessì, Nicole Kimpel, Marta Martínez-Bordiú, singer Nika, and Mexican businessman Ricardo Salinas with his wife María Laura Medina de Salinas. After the concert, Juan Magán continued at Sessions with "Bailando por ahí", "Por fin te encontré" or "Verano azul".