Miguel Bosé, Pure Magic at Starlite

More than eight years of silence have allowed his audience to build up eagerness and anticipation to reunite with him. Last night, Miguel Bosé stepped onto the Starlite stage at the Nagüeles quarry with strength and confidence as the established artist he is. Marbella welcomed him with open arms and a long applause as soon as he appeared dressed in white with a frock coat, an 'outfit' that marks his own style, just as he has always done in his professional career.

'Mirarte' was the song chosen by the singer to reconnect with his fans in a clear message to everyone: "Keep pushing forward until the heart can take no more." The ailment that the artist has suffered in his vocal cords kept the audience in suspense, not knowing what to expect, however, his appearance made it clear that, apart from his enormous effort to recover and his fabulous live performance, Bosé is a 'showman' and a spectacle in himself.

The way he moves, dances, and connects with his fans remains intact from four decades ago when his musical 'boom' conquered the hearts of half the planet.

The venue was full and there was not a single space left at the reunion with his people. Devotees from all over Spain came to listen to him sing in the heart of the Costa del Sol.

The artist also had some words for that loyal audience. "Tonight we are all going to do something very important, which is to take that journey we paused eight years ago," he warned, while adding that "many memories are going to be awakened." The singer left no room for doubt and was thrilled to be back at the Nagüeles quarry.

Marbella witnessed his greatest hits of all time on this 'Important Tour', where the artist poured all his 'magic' that added to the halo of fantasy that Starlite already exudes by itself.

Songs like 'Nena', 'Hacer por Hacer', 'Como un lobo', and 'Morena Mía' showed his more playful side. He also had a moment of advocacy, in which he spoke out against war. "I may be stubborn but I insist: I want the politicians who make us so many promises they never keep to think about the citizen and leave us our right, which is peace," he pointed out before his song 'Nada particular', which he wrote during the conflict in former Yugoslavia.

'Si tú no vuelves', 'Amante Bandido', 'Te amaré' as well as a fantastic finale with 'Don Diablo', a song that catapulted him to fame in his early musical days, and 'Por ti' conquered Marbella.