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Guitarricadelafuente will be at the Alfredo Kraus Auditorium in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria on June 21st with Festival Mar Abierto 2025
Festival Mar Abierto brings Guitarricadelafuente to the Canary Islands for its 19th edition. The Valencian singer-songwriter will offer two exclusive performances on the islands, on June 21st at the Alfredo Kraus Auditorium and on June 22nd at the Tenerife Auditorium. With this new tour and ahead of the release of his next album, Guitarricadelafuente is planning shows that promise to be immersive experiences, marked by emotion and an intimate atmosphere that reflect the artist's sonic evolution.

Guitarrica recently released "Full Time Papi," in which he explores the idea of total commitment, whether to a relationship, a project, or, in this case, songwriting. No half measures, no hesitation: the song speaks of giving oneself completely to a passion in order to understand oneself and carve out a place for oneself in the world. The song, created between Barcelona, Paris, and Los Angeles, is the result of a collaboration between Pablo Pablo, Jasper Harris (Camila Cabello, Lil Nas X), and Carter Lang (SZA) and sets the stage for Guitarricadelafuente's new album, which fuses his Spanish roots with a global flair.

The song explores romantic longing, identity, and the desire for connection and devotion in an era where everything seems fleeting. It moves through pleasure and fear, control and surrender, evoking a masculinity not defined by dominance but by a shift toward devotion, loyalty, and protection. More than a reflection on the cycles of love and desire, it's about choosing to fully enter them, letting yourself be carried away by the intensity in search of something real.

Albert Moya's music video transforms this emotional arc into something tactile, tracing a journey from sexual awakening and self-exploration to a quiet, nuanced symbolism. Bodies move through the mud, tangled in clean sheets, trapped between tenderness and friction. A flower wrapped in plastic—a futile attempt to hold onto something impossible to hold—becomes a silent metaphor for the album's main tension: youth on the brink of transformation, just on the other side of innocence, and Guitarricadelafuente's artistic reflection on the transition to adulthood.