Vanesa Martín
Les Nits de Barcelona
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Jardins del Palau de Pedralbes Avinguda Diagonal 686, 08034 Barcelona
Vanesa Martín is one of the most influential singer-songwriters on the Spanish musical scene. At the age of six she received her first guitar, starting an early relationship with composition. In 2003 she moved to Madrid and started performing in legendary venues such as El Búho Real. Her debut album, Agua (2006), positioned her on the national scene, followed by Trampas (2009), which entered the best-selling album charts for the first time.
In 2012 she published Cuestión de piel, a key work with collaborations from Malú, Pablo Alborán and La Mari. Her first platinum cecord came with Crónica de un baile (2014). Munay (2016) exceeded 70 concerts between Spain and America, consolidating her international projection. In 2018 she released Todas las mujeres que habitan en mí, culminating with a sold out show at the Fillmore in Miami.
In 2020 she presents Siete veces sí, successfully reissued, and in 2022 she published Placeres y pecados, nominated for two Latin Grammys. Her ninth album, Casa Mía (2025), stands out for its sensitivity and includes a collaboration with Joaquín Sabina. Recognized with awards such as the Medalla de Andalucía, Premio Ondas and Premio Odeón, Vanesa Martín is today one of the most loved and respected voices internationally.
A concert in the 2026 edition of Les Nits de Barcelona.
Sounds of the City: Summer Music Festivals
What are your plans for summer? If you’re staying in the city, you won’t be alone. Barcelona is becoming a go-to destination for festival lovers, given Catalunya’s covetable combination of culture, great weather and an increasingly diverse concert circuit. So if you’re looking to expand your horizons while staying put this season, check out our article Sounds of the City: Summer Music Festivals for a summary of the summer music events taking place in Barcelona, from big-name gatherings to boutique takeovers.
For more music events check our online events calendar.
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Palau de Pedralbes gardens, pond with sculpture "Mediterrània" by Eulàlia Fàbregas de Sentmenat. Photo by Vicente Zambrano González courtesy of Ajuntament de Barcelona (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0) 02
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