Plastilina Mosh at Es Gremi - Palma

Plastilina Mosh returns to the stage with their mix of pop, rock, and indie that has always flirted with funk and electronic music. At Es Gremi they promise a live show designed for dancing, singing, and rediscovering anthems that marked several generations.

The duo from Monterrey arrives in Palma intending to recover both the rhythmic hits and the irreverence that made them distinctive: sticky grooves, switches between English and Spanish, and songs that embrace dance without giving up a rock attitude.

Jonás and Rosino will bring the tracks that made them recognizable, from Mr.

P‑Mosh and Niño Bomba to Afroman, alongside newer material like Conquistador; the selection, in line with the group’s own approach, alternates between nostalgia and the present.

At Es Gremi the show gains immediacy: the compact venue favors audience response and the closeness turns the backing vocals into part of the set.

It won’t be an academic recreation of the 2000s, but a living review where electronics and funk push the cuts toward the dancefloor, and the songs stand on their rhythmic punch and memorable lines.

It’s a proposal for those who know every line and for newcomers alike, a live show that seeks to recover the band’s festive pulse without losing the bite that sets them apart.

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