Spanish singer David Bisbal has concluded his summer festival tour across Spain with a final concert in Fuerteventura, closing a major phase of his career as he prepares to release his new studio album Eternos on October 2.
The singer, who hails from Almeria in southern Spain, is preparing to celebrate the 25th anniversary of his career with the new record, which pays tribute to historic figures of Spanish-language music.
The summer concert run represented the first dedicated festival tour of Bisbal's career, allowing the experienced pop artist to experiment with a live event format that has grown increasingly popular across Spain.
Throughout the tour, Bisbal documented the road trip across Spanish cities by sharing photos and videos on social media, describing the experience as a success that he would cherish.
Final show in Fuerteventura
The festival adventure came to an end with a final concert on the Canary Island of Fuerteventura. Reflecting on the tour finale in a post on social media, Bisbal described the island performance as a massive night filled with impressive energy, calling it the best final imaginable for his months of live shows.
The artist remarked that he had enjoyed the festival tour immensely while delivering high-energy performances on stage. Spanish radio station CADENA 100, which broadcasts Bisbal's music, highlighted his summer run following the final show.
Bisbal explained that the festival staging served as a bridge toward his upcoming project. He noted that his team had performed without rest during the tour, reviving songs from across his multi-decade repertoire while introducing audiences to several tracks from Eternos live on stage before the album had even been released.
Preparation for October release
Looking ahead to the upcoming release, Bisbal declared on social media that he was closing one chapter and beginning the next. He outlined that September will be dedicated to preparation, rehearsals, and intensive work to get ready for the new phase of his career.
The new studio album Eternos is scheduled to arrive on October 2, ushering in a new era that the artist expressed eagerness to share with his audience.
Before concluding his message to fans, Bisbal extended his gratitude to everyone who participated in the festival tour. He offered specific thanks to his backing band, his technical crew, and every attendee who came out to sing along during the summer, adding that his next stop would be Eternos.
Tribute to Spanish music icons
Bisbal has already presented six preview tracks from the upcoming record, offering a detailed preview of what listeners can expect from the full release.
The sequence of releases began with a rendition of Camilo Sesto's classic ballad Vivir asi es morir de amor, which Bisbal unveiled live on stage during the La Noche de CADENA 100 concert event.
During a promotional trip to Mexico, the singer rescued the song Amor, amor, originally made famous by Mexican music icon Juan Gabriel.
The album preview selection also features Frente a frente, a track popularized by Spanish singer Jeanette in 1981, alongside Nino Bravo's classic song Te quiero, te quiero.
The list of previewed tracks is completed by Jose Jose's El amar y el querer and Julio Iglesias's signature piece Quijote, wrapping up the six preview singles leading into the autumn album launch.
