Rels B lands like a fallen angel from the sky at Starlite

Dressed in pristine white, like an angel fallen from the sky, he dazzled more than the moon lighting up the Starlite quarry. This is how Rels B appeared... this Friday, August 1st, on the Nagüeles stage, delivering a magical show, one of those unforgettable ones. Flakko and RCD Mallorca shirts flooded the stands. It smelled like a big night. One of the artists of the moment landed in Marbella with his 'A New Star World Tour', and Marbella was ready to welcome him in style.

The artist made the audience wait, but the delay was worth it. At 22:16, the lights went out. It was his moment. From the intro, it was clear that the night would be special. A true star's entrance, accompanied by high-caliber technical visuals. The show kicked off with 'Caída del cielo', a start that couldn't be more fitting, as if he descended directly from above to reconnect with his people.

"Where is the energy of Málaga?" Rels B asked before performing 'Pa' quererte', keeping up a thrilling pace with an audience engaged from the first chord. The packed Nagüeles quarry responded with a standing ovation. "I like Starlite because I have you close," confessed the Balearic artist.

With 'Un Rodeoooo' he got everyone dancing, and the burst of euphoria came when the first chords of 'TU VAS SIN (fav)' played. Just hearing the crowd's scream confirmed that it is one of the songs of the year. He followed with the hit '¿Cómo dormiste?', chaining success after success from a repertoire as broad as it is powerful.

His most notable collaborations were not missing: 'Mi Luz' with RVFV, 'La Vida Sin Ti' with Lia Kali, or 'Buenos Genes'. The latter, one of the most chanted of the night, he introduced as "the song I sing with the king of Andalucía," referring to Dellafuente, with whom he shared the stage in June at the Cívitas Metropolitano Stadium (Madrid).

A musical journey through his career

It would be impossible to name all the songs that played, because the concert was a musical journey from start to finish. This review could be endless… just like the audience's feeling of happiness, who did not want the night to end. Other songs like 'Love it', 'Como antes', or 'Sin señales' also had their moment. After the latter, the artist described the audience as "the most beautiful of the entire summer," thanking them for the good energy they were transmitting.

With 'Te regalo' came one of the most emotional moments. The artist sat with his guitar to sing one of his latest hits, while the audience whispered every verse. "At your feet, Málaga," he said, moved and close as always. There was also space to remember special songs from his career, like 'Tienes el don', released in 2017 and still moving today. With 'Se apaga, me apago', composed during one of the most difficult moments of his life, Rels B opened up to his people: "I dedicate it to all those who are in a complicated moment."

A similar emotion was experienced with 'La prisión', written during the pandemic. The artist presented it as "the most important of the show," a song to appreciate the present and not forget the past. An intimate gift that he shared again with Starlite. The final stretch, which no one wanted to reach, included special songs like 'SHORTY QUE TE VAYA BN' or 'Lejos de ti', with an audience that gave it their all, singing at the top of their lungs.

'La última canción' marked, as it could not be otherwise, the last "sad song of the night." But the real sadness was something else: knowing that the concert was coming to an end. Neither Rels B, nor Skinny Flakk, nor Daniel Heredia (his real name), wanted to leave. He couldn't go without singing 'Un verano en Mallorca', a tribute to his land. And to close a night that will remain in memory, 'A new star is born'. Although, as his song says, here a new star is not born, because Rels B has been shining on his own for many years.

He closed with a just and endless ovation. Perhaps the stars, that night, smiled seeing Rels B's "I do" to Starlite. Just as he did a couple of months ago with Nicole Bentacur, his partner. Flakko's concert was a journey through time. A review of moments of his life. Some harder than others. Perhaps now he is in his best moment, at least in terms of love and music. Or perhaps, the best is yet to come.