Viva Sweden in Ponferrada was the usual thing. A party. The Murtians returned to the land of Morticia – which is already one of their places of worship – and gave it all again in a spectacle of exaggerated musical and visual power, in which the unmistakable voice of Rafa Val merges into an instrumental bacchanal capable of absorbing the public and sharing space with three female voices (Natalia Duma, Nyeleti Tomás and Hooine). There is no small …
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Viva Sweden in Ponferrada was the usual thing. A party. The Murtians returned to the land of Morticia – which is already one of their places of worship – and gave it all again in a spectacle of exaggerated musical and visual power, in which the unmistakable voice of Rafa Val merges into an instrumental bacchanal capable of absorbing the public and sharing space with three female voices (Natalia Duma, Nyeleti Tomás and Hooine). There is no small …