
ARCHIVE/Marbella 2026
Niña Pastori
Niña Pastori performed at Starlite Occident Marbella on June 27, 2026 to a sold-out house and returned to the same stage on August 21. On the first night she invited three finalists from the Voces de la Calle contest to sing.
Color Fania: flamenco meets Latin music
The singer from Cádiz presented Color Fania, a show in which flamenco talks to the world of Latin music, and the audience applauded it from start to finish. During the concert, Niña Pastori said she was moved to be back at the festival, which she called "a magical place", and highlighted how close she felt to the audience. The June 27 concert was followed by a second one on August 21, when she took the Starlite Occident Marbella stage again.
From the Madrid metro to the Auditorium
Before her set, Niña Pastori invited Dreah Berzal, Alex Javier and Adib Sayegh on stage. They were the finalists of Voces de la Calle, the contest created by Sierralta Entertainment with Fundación Starlite to support street musicians. Days earlier, the three had been singing in Madrid metro stations. What was meant to be a prize for a single winner became a shared opportunity. "We believe talent is everywhere. It just needs an opportunity to be seen," said Sandra García-Sanjuán, president of the foundation.
A grandmother and granddaughter in the crowd
Spanish TV personality Tamara Gorro travelled to Marbella with her grandmother to see Niña Pastori, an artist whose music has been with both of them for years. The two followed the whole concert together, one of the images the evening left behind.
Niña Pastori is one of the artists with the closest ties to Starlite Occident Marbella, and in 2026 she showed it twice: a sold-out night in June and a return in August.

































