Antonio Orozco and Paco Candela Expand the Marenostrum Fuengirola Concert Lineup: Dates and Tickets in Málaga

Marenostrum Fuengirola has announced two new additions to its extensive lineup for the 2026 season, establishing itself as the epicenter of major concerts in the province of Málaga. Antonio Orozco and Paco Candela are joining the 2026 schedule with concerts that will take place during two key moments of the season, enhancing an offering that already stands out for its breadth, variety of styles, and presence of national and international artists. With these new additions, the series continues to solidify its identity as one of the most important outdoor venues on the Costa del Sol, with Castillo Sohail and the Unicaja Stage as the highlights of an agenda that spans from April to August.

Antonio Orozco: A New Chapter in The Tour of Your Life

The Barcelona-based singer will perform for the first time at Marenostrum Fuengirola on Saturday, August 15, 2026, at the Unicaja Stage. His visit is part of The Tour of Your Life, a project that emerges as a natural evolution of his previous live tour, The Tour of My Life, with which he connected with thousands of followers across Spain.

During 2025, Antonio Orozco revisited his 25-year musical career through an intimate journey through his most significant songs. The excellent response from the public, with more than 250,000 tickets sold, propelled this new proposal focused on shared experiences and the role his music has played in the personal moments of his audience.

Orozco has sold more than one and a half million records, earned a diamond record, nine platinum records, as well as an Ondas Award for Best Live Artist and a Latin Grammy nomination. Throughout his career, he has performed more than 3,000 concerts in Spain, Europe, and Latin America, establishing himself as one of the most recognizable voices in the Spanish music scene. His presence in Fuengirola, therefore, marks one of the major events of the summer in Málaga.

Tickets for his concert are now available and can be purchased through the website of Marenostrum Fuengirola. Prices range from 49.50 to 60.50 euros.

Paco Candela Celebrates His 30 Years of Career

The Sevillian Paco Candela will return to Marenostrum Fuengirola on Friday, May 15, 2026, performing at the Unicaja Foundation Stage. The concert is part of the tour celebrating his thirty years on stage, a journey that has made him one of the most influential figures in flamenco and popular music.

The artist returns to Castillo Sohail after selling out all tickets in his previous visits. His new show brings together a large ensemble of musicians and revisits some of the songs that have marked his career, along with new works that connect with the beginnings of his career. Among them is the single Pa que yo te perdonara, recorded in the Gruta de las Maravillas in Aracena, accompanied only by the guitar of Domi Serralbo.

With 16 studio albums, nominations for the Latin Grammy and Odeón Awards, as well as recognitions such as Andalusian of the Year or Reference for Youth in the Parliament of Andalusia, Paco Candela maintains a very close relationship with his followers, the so-called "candelistas," whose community continues to grow with each concert.

Tickets for the Paco Candela concert are also now available and can be purchased through the website of Marenostrum Fuengirola. In this case, prices range from 36.30 to 49.50 euros.

The Extensive Lineup of Marenostrum Fuengirola 2026

The addition of Antonio Orozco and Paco Candela joins a 2026 agenda for Marenostrum Fuengirola that already includes more than twenty confirmed dates. The program unfolds from April to August, featuring concerts, festivals, and shows that span multiple genres and audiences.

Among the prominent names are El Último de la Fila (April 25), Fito & Fitipaldis (May 2), Camela (May 9), Medina Azahara (May 22), Raule (May 23), Fulanita Fest (May 30), Siempre Así (June 5), Pablo Alborán (June 6), Ignatius Farray (June 7), Dani Martín (June 13), Aitana (June 19), La Oreja de Van Gogh (June 27), Dani Fernández (July 4), Sting (July 13), Alejandro Sanz (July 24), Los Delinqüentes (July 25), Operación Triunfo (July 31), Hombres G (August 1), Underworld (August 8), Gipsy Kings (August 9), Mago Orbit (August 16), Galván Real (August 21), Cantajuego – Tallarín (August 23), and Sun and Thunder (August 27-29).