On October 10th, Manuel Carrasco concluded his “Tour Salvaje” by selling out the Palau Sant Jordi.

In a concert where the Andalusian artist delivered a show worthy of the greatest names in the scene, the connection with the audience sparked from the very first minute and lasted throughout nearly three hours of performance.

The Barcelona crowd enjoyed Manu Carrasco’s pop hits, rumbas, and most intimate ballads, all set against a spectacular nature-inspired stage design. The visuals and atmosphere reflected the tour’s theme, as did some of the night’s songs like “Corazón y flecha” and “Pueblo salvaje.”

Unforgettable moments included his duet with Rigoberta Bandini performing “No dejes de soñar,” his tribute to Joan Manuel Serrat with “Paraules d’amor,” and his heartfelt ode to friendship “Qué bonito es querer.”

It was back in 2002 when Manu Carrasco participated in the second edition of “Operación Triunfo,” the show that helped launch his musical career.