Spanish singer Manuel Carrasco will record a televised concert special for streaming network ViX at Starlite Marbella on September 4.
The performance will mark the final appearance for the artist from Isla Cristina before he begins a two-year hiatus from live shows in Spain to focus on his family and compose new songs.
Organisers announced that the project will combine a live show featuring his greatest hits and newest repertoire with an in-depth interview exploring his career and relationship with fans.
The special aims to expand Carrasco's audience across the United States and Latin America through TelevisaUnivision's ViX streaming service, which operates across Spanish-language markets in the Americas.
Starlite Marbella Concert and International Broadcast
The production coincides with the Premios Juventud Latin music awards being held in Spain for the first time next week. Univision arranged the Marbella recording to give Spanish fans one final chance to see Carrasco perform live before his extended break.
According to details published by organisers on Instagram, the show will capture Carrasco at a peak moment of his career in Spain following more than two decades in the music industry.
Carrasco shared a link to ticket sales on his Instagram stories, telling followers that Univision had prepared the musical special so he and his fans could gather once more at the Starlite Marbella venue.
Hiatus Following Sold-Out Tour and New Music Focus
The announcement follows Carrasco's decision last spring to pause his concert schedule in Spain for two years. That announcement came after he completed four sold-out performances at La Cartuja stadium in Seville and an appearance at a music festival in Madrid.
Carrasco stated at the time that he was taking time away from touring to spend quality time with his family and write new songs capable of connecting deeply with his audience.
La Cartuja in Seville and the Starlite festival grounds in Marbella have served as major venues throughout his two-decade career as one of Spain's prominent pop singer-songwriters.
Summer Break in Scotland and World Cup Celebrations
Over the summer months, Carrasco took time off from his professional commitments, sharing updates of his travels and personal life on social media.
The singer celebrated Spain's national team victory in the football World Cup in the United States while spending time relaxing with his family.
His summer travels also included a vacation to Scotland alongside his wife, Almudena Navalón, and their two children, fulfilling his plan to prioritize family life before returning to songwriting.
