José de Rico at CANCELADO

José de Rico hits the Plaza de España in Palma with his blend of Electronic and Latin on Monday, January 19, 2026.

A perfect plan to warm up San Sebastià without hurting your wallet.

At 8:15 pm the whole thing kicks off, and yes, it’s free.

Plaza de España turns into an open-air dance floor: lights, smoke, and that big-fair buzz you only feel at San Sebastià.

José de Rico is a seasoned hand: from electrolatino to latin house, with urban nods along the way, he builds a dance with hefty basslines and hooks that stick like sand from Cala Major.

This space demands movement, and he answers with clean drops, Latin percussion, and choruses built so even your neighbor belts out the refrain.

On stage you’ll hear echoes of “Rayos de Sol” and “Noche de Estrellas,” but with updated muscle; he’s been folding in new influences—down to hints of the recent Colombian sound—to keep the pulse fresh.

High expectations and a crew vibe: people of all ages, backpacks with a discreet bottle, and that murmur of “let’s go for another” rolling through Plaza de España when the sub-bass hits.

José de Rico knows how to pace the climax, stretching the tension and landing the blow right when the crowd opens its arms.

San Sebastià sets the tone, and this spot knows it: it shines, it hums, and it sticks in the memory like a summer night in the middle of January.

What time does it start and how much is it? It starts at 8:15 pm and it’s free.

Where exactly is the concert? In Plaza de España; the main stage for the festivities, with easy access and plenty of room to dance.

What style will José de Rico play live? Electrolatino with an electronic base and Latin rhythms, splashed with reggaeton and latin house, with nods to his hits and his more recent mixes.

If you want to widen the search beyond this specific date, here is a useful entry point to free concerts in Mallorca.