Spanish singer David Bisbal will perform his "Eternos" concert on Saturday, November 14, at the Coca Cola Music Hall in Puerto Rico, a stop on a tour that began in Chile and has passed through Peru, Argentina and Uruguay, among other destinations. The album "Eternos" pays tribute to artists who shaped Spanish-language music in the 1970s and 1980s, including Camilo Sesto, Juan Gabriel, José José, Joan Manuel Serrat and Julio Iglesias.
In a telephone interview with El Nuevo Día, Bisbal said he did not grow up listening to their music, but came to appreciate both the vocal difficulty and the subtlety of the songs, which he called "the most romantic in history." He said the recordings used live musicians and no programmed instruments, producing what he called "a live album."
At each show he mixes the honored artists’ songs with his own hits, among them "Mi princesa," "Bulería," "Esta ausencia," "Ave María," "El ruido" and "Si tú la quieres." He described the project as a multigenerational bridge and called Puerto Rico "a sister extension of my land," comparing the island to Almería, his birthplace. The tour continues through Mexico and the United States, with new dates in Spain planned for spring and summer 2027. Tickets are on sale at Ticketera.