ARCHIVE/Marbella 2026

Antoñito Molina

Date: 18 Aug & 19 AugVenue: Marbella2 nights

Antoñito Molina made his debut at the Cantera of Starlite Occident Marbella on August 18 and 19, 2026, two consecutive sold-out nights of his "Mis Últimos Me Prometo" tour.

A debut with "impostor syndrome"

"All my life I've seen Starlite Occident as the festival where the biggest artists go. Being here with my songs is a dream," the singer from Cádiz admitted before his first night. It was also his first time at the venue as a spectator. Molina stood up for the road that brought him here: "I consider myself lucky that my path went that way: singing and playing and playing, doing gigs and fairs and bars and beach bars." And he spoke of his homeland as the source of his music: "As someone in love with life, I'm in love with my mother and with my motherland: my Cádiz, my Andalusia."

Eighteen songs in three parts

"Dejemos Huellas Bonitas" opened an eighteen-song concert that the artist had designed "as a journey, with plenty of little stops". It had a more intimate opening, a "Parte Canalla" with an improvised section alongside Mabuca and the band introductions (Pepe Punido, Javi Ktumba, Nando Rodríguez, Paia, Dani Ruiz and Manuel Bustos), and a "Parte Cañera" in which Molina went down to sing among the audience during "Me Prometo". He said goodbye with "Laberinto" and "Imparable". During "Y Te Voy a Querer" the Cantera lit up with phone lights. "What a beautiful thing, singing here," he said.

"El hombre de la carpeta", a song for his father

The most intimate moment came with a song that was not on the planned set list. "There is someone I owed a song to, and it took me many years to write it," he explained. "I wrote this song for the village postman, from my hometown of Rota, who is my father." His father could not attend, and the artist sent him a kiss from the stage. "Suéltate el Pelo" was dedicated to mothers. Molina summed up the night: "This isn't a concert, it's a celebration that dreams come true." After the concert on the 18th, Hey Kid took over on the lounge stage.

Antoñito Molina had promised the "Starlite Occident family" a night that would leave "beautiful footprints"; in the end there were two, both at full capacity.

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