Anni B Sweet, Miss Caffeina, and Duncan Dhu Put the Finishing Touch on the Brisa Festival

The fifth edition of the Brisa Festival concluded last night in grand style with a day full of music, emotions running high, and a lineup led by Anni B Sweet, Miss Caffeína, and Duncan Dhu, who thrilled the thousands of attendees gathered at the Port. Since Thursday, when the event kicked off with Cariño and Viva Suecia, the festival's energy has only grown, with an audience committed to the music and the great atmosphere. On Friday, Dani Fernández became the main attraction, while Zahara also delivered her spectacular live performance, setting the festival at its peak for the anticipated Saturday finale.

The last day of this great festival started with the sparkle of Neverlan Bari at 5:30 PM, followed by Carlos Ares, who put on an energetic show that heated up the atmosphere. The artist was one of the revelations of the lineup and from early on, fans gathered at the venue to listen live to songs like 'Peregrino' or 'Páramo'. With his live band giving it their all, the Galician had the audience jumping non-stop.

Undoubtedly, the big star of the afternoon was Anni B Sweet, who stole everyone's heart. The woman from Malaga took to the main stage at 7:40 PM to start her performance with a lot of energy with 'Vuelve a Oscurecer', her iconic song with Los Estanques. With a careful aesthetic along with her band, the artist continued the setlist with songs like 'Hormigas', 'Astros', or 'Astronauta', where she dazzled with her endless high notes.

The singer from Malaga, who has always known how to mix the melodic with the introspective, delivered a memorable concert, once again showing her ability to connect with the audience. "I've been thinking about this concert for a year. It's a pleasure to see people from my land, it makes me especially excited," she said with a nervous and complicit laugh. During her performance, the singer performed some of her most emblematic songs, such as 'Tu pelo de flores' and 'Sola con la Luna', which ignited the crowd that wouldn't stop cheering her on.

In each song, Anni B Sweet managed to transform the stage into a place where emotions materialized. Her warm and enveloping voice contrasted with the strength of her guitars, creating a unique atmosphere. There was also time for surprises. The artist performed one of the songs from her upcoming album, a unique gift for the audience from her homeland. "I no longer find it funny to lose my head over you," said the catchy chorus.

At 9:32 PM, Miss Caffeina took the stage to keep the festival energy going. They started their show with intrigue and anticipation with the song 'Oh, Sana'. "Good evening, Malaga. It's a pleasure to be back, now let's have fun," shouted Alberto Jiménez, the band's lead singer. The audience continued the party singing along to 'Punto muerto' and 'Cola de pez (Fuego)' while the band gave their all in each chord.

"Malaga is a city we've been coming to from the beginning. It has one of the best audiences, if not the best," commented the lead singer before singing 'Capitán', one of Miss Caffeina's most emblematic songs. Songs like 'Debería estar brillando' or 'Venimos' also couldn't be missed, keeping the evening going strong for the grand finale.

The night continued on the main stage at 11:12 PM with Duncan Dhu, who celebrated their 40th-anniversary tour at Brisa, a show that sparked great anticipation. The band started their setlist with 'Capricornio' to whet the appetite and preview what was to come. With his guitar in hand, Mikel Erentxun sang songs like 'Nada', 'Una calle de París', or 'A tientas' to awaken nostalgia and total enjoyment among their fans. After this recital, La Casa Azul would close the festival at 1:10 AM with their electronic pop.