From early afternoon, a large crowd of followers of the artist Quevedo began to gather around Saulo Torón square, on the iconic Las Canteras beach. The call, enigmatically spread through social media and messaging groups, generated significant buzz and fueled the mystery surrounding the event.
As the afternoon progressed, the atmosphere became charged with nervousness and anticipation. The presence of drones in the La Puntilla area intensified rumors, suggesting that a major event was about to be revealed. Attendees eagerly awaited these aerial devices to unveil information about El Baifo, the highly anticipated third album by the renowned Gran Canarian artist.
“"I'm crazy about Quevedo, I love his music, his style, everything about him."
The excitement was not limited to young people; entire families, including parents, children, and grandparents, gathered on the beach. Some attendees commented, laughing, about the fatigue of listening to the artist's music for hours at home, demonstrating the generational reach of his impact.
“"Gran Canaria deserves to know some exclusive news. I've followed Quevedo since his beginnings and I've brought my nephew because we share this hobby."
Quevedo's music has managed to transcend generational barriers, attracting a diverse audience. One attendee, accompanied by her granddaughter and daughter, recounted how she learned about the event by chance and had to quickly organize herself not to miss the opportunity to hear the artist's news. For her, age is not a barrier to sharing the excitement for music.
