Overview
- The La Oreja de Van Gogh reunion with founding singer Amaia Montero has drawn strong demand with three sold‑out Movistar Arena dates and widespread attention from fans and media.
- Early shows in Bilbao and the opening Madrid performance prompted repeated complaints about loud sound problems, a spare stage setup, and moments of vocal insecurity.
- Several critics described the Madrid concert as significantly flawed, with reviews and social videos alleging off‑key passages and use of pre‑recorded backing to mask imperfections.
- Amaia Montero has publicly rejected the harshest criticism, telling reporters she will ignore 'haters' and highlighting the large show attendance and fan support she has received.
- The tour now faces reputational pressure as remaining dates proceed, with questions about production fixes, the singer's vocal preparation, and the long‑term impact on the band's legacy.