pablopablo at Mallorca Live Festival - Calviá

pablopablo is the solo project of Pablo Drexler, a musician from Madrid who arrives with songs centered on guitar and a pop pulse that stays away from the obvious. At Mallorca Live Festival his repertoire gains weight thanks to a band that adds saxophone and drums, shaping a live show broader than an intimate session.

The album Canciones en Mi places the guitar at the center and shows clear, concise, direct songwriting; live, that works as a map: clean melodies, choruses designed to linger, and lyrics that favor the phrase over artifice.

The presence of Simeon May on sax introduces warm passages and melodic counterpoints that break the linearity of the indie-pop format, while Lyle Burton anchors the rhythmic pulse without aiming for spectacle.

Coming from the Madrid scene and with experience as a producer and collaborator with names like Guitarricadelafuente and C.

Tangana, Drexler moves comfortably between catchy songs and more restrained moments; there is care for detail in the arrangements and in the dynamics from track to track.

On the Mallorca Live Festival stage in Calvià, that blend yields a direct but crafted result, suitable both for those who follow his trajectory and for listeners seeking well-written songs within the contemporary indie-pop scene.

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