The group, known for its fusion of pop-rock and reggae, shared a preview of its 20-year career with the audience in Yaiza. During the night, the band performed both emblematic hits from their career and recently produced songs, maintaining their multifaceted sound.
The square buzzed with the energy of Efecto Pasillo, where attendees sang and danced to tunes that evoke summer. The band premiered their single ‘Yo quiero amarte’ in June, a tribute to Bob Marley that adapts the original song's message of love into Spanish, with authorization from the Jamaican singer-songwriter's family.
“"Yaiza had the privilege of being filled with joy by Efecto Pasillo on a night of fireworks where music once again recalled its power of convocatoria and the magic it possesses to unite the community, the same spirit that filled the hearts of those who exuded joy in these southern celebrations."
The concert in Yaiza, which coincided with a night of fireworks, reaffirmed music's power of convocatoria and its ability to unite the community, spreading joy to those present at the southern celebrations.
