Guaraná at CANCELADO

Guaraná lands in Plaza Juan Carlos I with Pop and Rock on Monday, January 19, 2026, in Palma.

A night of well-sung memories and choruses that stick to you like sand at Cala Major.

As part of the Festes de Sant Sebastià, Guaraná brings that Spanish pop-rock that marked the 2000s: fresh, melodic, with a Latin touch and guitars that get straight to the point.

The show kicks off at 10:30 pm, and heads up: it’s free.

The Plaza Juan Carlos I grounds turn into a small open-air stadium, a mix of neighborhood crews and tourists itching for a sing-along.

You know how it goes: when “Noche en vela” or “La casa de Inés” hits, half the square will be clapping without checking the time.

Live, these guys run on craft: short songs, tight hooks, and a lively pulse that makes you move without overthinking it.

The Plaza Juan Carlos I stage suits the sway: simple lights, a sharp band, and that street-party feel where the point is to sing louder than your neighbor.

Guaraná isn’t here to discover Mars; they’re here to remind us why we learned “Vampiros en La Habana” in the car on the way to the beach.

Pop, Rock, and zero posing: straight-up energy, catchy lyrics, and a wink to those who grew up with their sound.

What time does it start and how much is it? At 10:30 pm, and it’s free.

Where exactly is the concert? In Plaza Juan Carlos I, outdoors, as part of the Sant Sebastià program.

What might be on the setlist? 2000s tracks like “Noche en vela,” “La casa de Inés,” and “Vampiros en La Habana,” plus their easygoing pop-rock with Latin touches.

To compare this gig with other dates and styles, it is worth taking a look at free concerts in Mallorca.