Israel Fernandez & Tomatito

On the Starlite Occident Marbella stage, Tomatito delivered a concert that confirmed his status as a myth. His hands ran across the guitar with the precision and emotion that have defined him for years. The Auditorium heard tangos, bulerías, rondeñas and fandangos played with an elegance only he can imprint. Every touch, every silence, built a discourse of its own with no need for words. With closeness and no artifice, he turned the night into a masterclass, reminding that flamenco is feeling, compás and authenticity.

At 35, Israel Fernández has reached the present through a path of experiences, stages and learning. With five albums released, his big leap came with "Amor" (2020), recorded with Diego del Morao, a record that opened the door to a Latin Grammy nomination. At Starlite Occident Marbella, he opened with alegrías and continued with tangos, bulerías and fandangos that bore his stamp, defending purity without artifice. Backed by Diego del Morao and an impeccable flamenco ensemble with chorus, handclaps and cajón, he delivered a repertoire that won over the Auditorium with handclaps and jaleos. Among the crowd, rapper Elio Toffana and influencer Ana Peinado enjoyed a night full of magic and duende.