'New Line' arrives in Málaga: The orchestra that is sweeping social networks will perform this Friday in Fuengirola for Valentine's Day

"Just one little kiss, I want you to give me a kiss." You swipe the screen every ten seconds, but that part of the song remains embedded... in memory. It's inevitable. The orchestra 'Nueva Línea', made up of members from the Canary Islands, has reached over 40 million people on social media and has ranked number three on Spotify. A musical phenomenon that, with songs like 'Noche de copas' and 'Un beso', will come to Málaga to bring their videos to life on Valentine's Day.

Fuengirola will host the orchestra's performance on February 13th, starting at 9:00 PM, at the Plaza de España. Although the original venue was Plaza de la Constitución, they were forced to move due to the high demand surrounding the members. In celebration of Valentine's Day, the Fuengirola City Council has included this free admission concert in the municipal program 'Vive Fuengirola con Amor' to energize the city.

The Canarian orchestra has become one of the musical phenomena of the moment after going viral on TikTok with the song 'Un beso' and the version of 'Noche de copas', a song by Juan Calderón previously performed by singer María Conchita Alonso in her psychedelic 1984 music video. What began as a local festivity performance in Arafo, a small municipality in Santa Cruz de Tenerife with just 6,000 inhabitants, has ended up placing them on the Spotify podium and accumulating millions of rising views on social media. A sudden shift achieved through simple choreography, a persistent rhythm, and always colorful outfits.

A 'boom' marked by social media

'Nueva Línea' was founded in 2003 by José Marrero, saxophonist and director of the orchestra, with the idea of creating a festivity band with female voices in a traditionally male sector. After various changes over the years, the current lineup, consisting of vocalists Sofía Marrero, Raquel González, Alicia Padilla, and Mayte Cabrera, has led to the definitive leap to virality. The four young women, who have not even been performing together for a year, have become the face of the group that is now successful in Spain.

Success came with TikTok, when a clip from one of their rehearsals began to be massively shared until it became a trend. Their approachable style crossed the archipelago to be replicated by artists and 'influencers', consolidating the orchestra as one of the most sought-after in the current scene. After performing on stages such as the Plaza de Toros de Las Ventas, 'Nueva Línea' lands in Málaga to offer one of their first performances of the year on the peninsula.