Overview
- Sanz kicked off the ¿Y ahora qué? tour with a sold-out performance at Seville’s Estadio de La Cartuja that drew more than 30,000 people and sold out hours before the show.
- The set mixed new material with long-standing hits such as Corazón Partío, creating large sing-along moments and a two-hour show that moved between intimate piano numbers and stadium anthems.
- The concert included public tributes to journalists Jesús Quintero and Ana García Romero and repeated calls about mental health, giving the night a strong emotional and civic tone.
- During Por bandera, Sanz waved an Andalusian flag while screens showed peace imagery, a symbolic gesture that tied regional identity to a universal message.
- Thousands queued hours in advance and the festive, cross-generational turnout in Seville bolsters ticket demand as the tour continues through venues across Europe and the Americas.