Quique González Returns to Málaga After the Blackout: Interview and Acoustic Set This Tuesday, May 20

Quique González returns to Málaga. The singer-songwriter, who was caught in the city during the blackout last Monday, April 28, ready to take the stage at the Sala Fundación Unicaja María Cristina to meet the audience of Suena SUR, the series of live interviews and acoustic sessions organized by this newspaper in collaboration with the Fundación Unicaja, will return on May 20. The doors will open for this meeting, consisting of a dialogue between the author of 'Aunque tú no lo sepas' and journalist Alberto Gómez followed by an acoustic session, at 8 PM. Half an hour later, at 8:30 PM, the event will begin.

This series is designed to deeply get to know the artists and listen to some of their songs as they were created, with one or two instruments and voice. The Sala de Conciertos Fundación Unicaja María Cristina is a spectacular auditorium that served as a conservatory and was built in the 19th century, located at number two Marqués de Valdecañas Street. Admission is free until full capacity is reached (about 360 people).

Quique González is one of the most talented and insightful singer-songwriters of his generation, a writer and composer admired by his peers and respected by critics but also, and not so often coinciding, dearly loved by a loyal audience that fills his concerts and follows his career unconditionally. Albums like 'Salitre 48', 'Kamikazes enamorados', 'Avería y redención', 'Me mata si me necesitas', and 'Sur en el valle' have established him as one of the essential voices of the last quarter of a century in Spanish popular music, 25 years he has celebrated in recent months with one of his best tours to date.

That talented guy who in the nineties roamed the bars of Madrid inspired by Antonio Vega and Enrique Urquijo, for whom he composed 'Aunque tú no lo sepas', is today one of the most highly regarded singer-songwriters in an industry that has seen him grow on the margins, away from multinational corporations. But González, shy in the face of praise, is also now a family man who combines the electricity of rock and folk with his more reflective and poetic vocation.

Suena SUR has featured artists such as El Kanka, La Mala Rodríguez, Andrés Suárez, Conchita, Depedro, Travis Birds, Zenet, Amparanoia, Jero Romero, LaMari de Chambao, Rebeca Jiménez, and Benjamín Prado, among others.