Pitxorines at CANCELADO

Pitxorines bring their Folk to Palma’s Plaza Mayor on Monday, January 19, 2026.

A perfect plan to hear roots with a spark and leave with your feet keeping time.

At 23:00, the Plaza Mayor stage will feel a tight fit for so much voice and wood.

Free, too; so no excuses.

Pitxorines come with their way of combing through the Mallorcan songbook without scrubbing out its accent, while adding arrangements that wink at jazz, the classical realm, and a certain pop that goes down smooth.

Nine musicians, all with craft, raising chorus and goosebumps with xeremías, flabiol and tamborino, then the silk of violin and cello, a transverse flute threading in between balconies, double bass, piano, and percussion that leads without shouting.

In this open-air setting, Folk sounds less museum and more street: it circulates, breathes, sticks.

They’ve already left their mark with “Un so qui no es gasta” (2024) and the EP “Floquets i neules,” and it’s no accident they took the critics’ and audience double at the 2024 Enderrock de la Música Balear, plus the Gota d’Oli for caring for what’s ours.

Live, Pitxorines don’t preach; they celebrate.

And in Plaza Mayor that celebration is shared: curious tourists, neighborhood folks, and the regulars with a fine ear.

That their name means “young, cheerful, talkative girl” fits: the group chats with tradition and sets it walking barefoot through the space.

What time does it start and how long is it? It starts at 23:00; the typical running time is about an hour and a bit, depending on setlist and vibe.

Price and access? It’s free and open access until full capacity at Plaza Mayor.

What will I find live? Renewed Mallorcan folk with powerful voices, xeremías and flabiol in dialogue with violin, piano and double bass, and a close-knit atmosphere that turns the stage into a living square.

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