Popular Spanish singer Pablo Alborán performing among the elite attendees at a Texas concert venue
Starlite Festival 2021 Highlights International Acts and Return to Stage
The Starlite Festival, one of Spain's most significant summer musical events, made a triumphant comeback last night in Marbella. The event, held at the Patio de los Caballos in the Antequera Bullring, featured a variety of acts including Bello Band, Beiztegui, and The Boogie Barkers [3].
International legends also graced the Starlite Festival stage, with Scottish band Texas performing to an enthusiastic audience. Led by Sharleen Spiteri, the band delivered a nostalgic and energetic set that included hits such as "I Don't Want a Lover", "Halo", and "Summer Son" [1].
Among the attendees were Pablo Alborán, Juan Peña, and Marilia, who expressed excitement about seeing Texas live for the first time [4]. The Malagueño hopes to return to the Starlite Festival next year as part of the lineup.
Looking ahead, the Starlite Marbella concert series continues with several high-profile performances scheduled for 2025. In August, India Martínez, Israel Fernández, Nancys Rubias, Romina Power, and Miguel Bosé are set to take the stage [2]. However, a full 2025 Starlite Festival lineup has yet to be announced.
Meanwhile, off the stage, María José Suárez expressed happiness about the amount raised at a recent charity gala linked to the festival. Elsewhere, a forest fire was stabilized overnight between Amer and Susqueda in Girona, and Trump announced that gold imports will not be subject to tariffs [5][6].
Unai Simón and Villarreal-Barça are currently in Miami, and he expressed a lack of respect to the fans [7].
As the Starlite Festival continues to grow and evolve, it consolidates its position as an epicenter of music and culture in Spain.
Sports and pop-culture intertwined at the Starlite Festival, as international legends like Texas, known for their hits, captivated audiences alongside Spain's celebrated celebrities, such as Pablo Alborán and Juan Peña. Additionally, the Festival remains a significant platform for entertainment, with upcoming acts like India Martínez, Israel Fernández, and Romina Power set to continue its illustrious run in music and pop-culture.
