
ARCHIVE/Marbella 2026
Delaossa
Delaossa performed at Starlite Occident Marbella on August 6, 2026, before a Málaga crowd, with Málaga CF shirts in the stands, in a concert he dedicated to his city, his neighbourhood and his family.
A homecoming dedicated to El Palo
"Being loved like this by the city where you grew up is the greatest honour an artist can have. Thank you, truly, thank you for the affection", he said, visibly moved. Song by song, the artist went back over memories of his childhood in El Palo: the neighbourhood square, the bar where he learned his first trade and the early hours spent recording in a wardrobe, with a hanging microphone and two blankets. "Little by little we built this without anyone handing us anything", he recalled.
His father on stage for "Cuánto Falta"
The most special moment came when he brought up his father, José Enrique Martínez de la Ossa, a well-known painter and quantity surveyor from El Palo, to join him on "Cuánto Falta", one of the most personal songs in his repertoire. He also spoke openly about the meaning of his album, tied to addiction: "When I made this record I made it for myself, to heal on the inside. And knowing it has reached so many people... that's the greatest achievement of all".
"Rey", "Veneno" and a finale with "Mariposas Rojas"
The set combined "Rey", "Bling Bling" and "Veneno" with guests on stage: his guitarist Juanma Montoya on "El Patio" and Eazyboy on "La Placita". He closed with "Mariposas Rojas", his favourite song on the album, dedicated "to the loves that never were", and said goodbye with "Thank you Málaga for coming. See you at the next one". Málaga influencers Natalia and Carliyo were in the audience. That same night, Sanguijuelas del Guadiana made their debut in the lounge.
With his father beside him and El Palo in every song, Delaossa made Starlite Occident Marbella an extension of his neighbourhood for one night.

































