The pleasure of simple things

ByJohn

There are quotes that mark a before and after in the long-distance race that any group aspires to. Concerts that have been marked in red on your calendar for some time because of what they entail and mean. Well, the step of Broomby a packed Razzmatazz in Barcelona, ​​is one of those dates that the Serrasolsas brothers will remember for life. What can be discerned is whether they will do it because it meant a new stage in their career towards higher levels or, well, as that turning point in which they reached their peak in their career. And given the unconditional dedication of a very young audience, right now I would rather bet on the former.

And so, with the absolute awareness of the importance of the event, Pau and Julia came out in pristine white, ready to take over the stage and offer us a night full of those great little songs that are contagious in their apparent lightness. The same ones that turned the Poble Nou room into a gigantic karaoke. So much so, that no one seemed to care too much about the initial sound imbalances, which were resolved as the show progressed, and which were buried by the enormous chorus of a very dedicated audience.

There was, therefore, no shortage of basic songs from his repertoire such as “Les coses senzilles”, “Deixar-se anar la ma” or “Estimarte-te com la terra”, as well as a couple of collaborations, to enhance the event, such as those of Alba Armengou in “T’estimo tant” and Ernest Crusats (La iaia) in “Les finestres”. And not to be missed, neither did the inevitable confetti that rained down on a couple of very well-arranged occasions, making the euphoric chorus of a vital anthem like “Només viure” take on a very special meaning.

At this point there was only the final stretch in which the inevitable “L’Eva i la Jana” could not be missed, which was followed by “Tot el que ens qué”, “La meva mort” and a “Perdre el cap” that closed a concert in which excessive euphoria was the main transmission belt among those present. A state of global excitement that Pau and Júlia manage to feed thanks to that warm simplicity that they transmit, free of any artifice, with songs that connect with the most tender and, why not say it, human side. A brotherhood full of universal values ​​that make love their main flag and that continue to be a halo of hope in these times. The pleasure of simple things.

John
John

With an untamed passion and deep, eclectic knowledge of music, John is the soul of RadioWise UK. Having worked in the music industry for over two decades, his vision was to create a platform that embodies the love and respect for music. John is known for his great attention to detail and insatiable thirst for discovering new talents and music genres.