2024-01-28 19:40:02
It must have been right in the middle of the concert, suddenly, a spotlight illuminated Xavier Coca on the stage of the Auditorium, who, guitar in hand, presented the song “Desembre”, dedicated to his partner. A “love” theme, because according to him, The Tyets also make love songs with heartfelt lyrics. “Now it’s time to stop the locomotive for a moment”, he assured, to give way to one of the most emotional topics of this frenetic Epic Solete, the Mataronins album that has taken them, with its catchy reggaeton and trap, to the first division of music in Catalan. It goes without saying that in this afternoon’s concert, dedicated especially to the children’s audience and deaf people (two sign language interpreters from the EnCantades association and balloons pressed to their bellies were in charge), The Tyets they have swept It was their second visit to the Auditorium: in a little over a year and a half, they went from the chamber room to selling out the Montsalvatge hall in two days.
The locomotive has gone full blast, in a concert seen and unseen lasting an hour and a quarter where, one after the other, they paraded all the topics that the public was eagerly waiting for. Bailoteo i Coti for Coti they have been saved, skillfully, for the final stage, already with the audience disheveled and parked, the usual formality of such a venue. Before they had sounded from The beach i Of course I missed youmade together with Stay Homas and Julieta, respectively, until Epic Solete, From 1 to what, The Fool, Let Me Alive o Oliviaclear, another of the great moments of the afternoon, and more so in a concert designed for family audiences. The Tyets haven’t just rocked the stage – they’ve also rocked the merch shopwhere at the end of the concert there was not a single Solete teddy left, for example.
At the same time, this afternoon’s concert will also go down in history for being the first in a Catalan public venue where all the songs played are interpreted in sign language. It has been taken over by the EnCantades association, dedicated to the interpretation of concerts and events for deaf people with the EnCantados project. It was a way to make the show even more inclusive which The Tyets has starred in and which had sold out within a couple of days when they went on sale at the end of November.
Far from showing signs of exhaustion The Tyets phenomenon spreads like an oil slick. In four months, the Mataronians will return to Girona to take part in the Strenes festival with a double concert on the steps of the Cathedral which has also sold out all the available paper. It will be the preview of a summer that will take them to the main festivals in Catalonia with a new, renewed show. They are already confirmed in Ítaca in l’Estartit, in Roses in Sons del Món and in SummerFest Cerdanya. Before that, they will animate the Carnival in La Bisbal and in April you can see them at the Camprodon Festival.
???? Family concert afternoon with @thetyets in the Sala Montsalvatge! A special performance, in which the little ones at home were able to experience a real party with #It’spicSolete and also interpreted in sign language by @delighted.#auditoriobert pic.twitter.com/7J2B3k3TxR
— Girona Auditorium (@auditori_gi) January 28, 2024
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