El Último de la Fila Reunites After 30 Years

0:00On April 26, L.L. Timo de la Fila just rocked the stage after 30 years apart, launching their reunion tour on April 25th at Marenestrum, Fujerola, that open air spot on Spain's Mediterranean coast. Manolo Garcia and Kimi Portet, the Corde Duo, hit the stage at 10pm, sharp with a big band backing them, opening on a track from their early days, in Las Burros. Their last joint gig was back on March 22nd, 1996, in Barcelona, and they split officially two years later, citing musical, burnout. But the Tuesday tight, collaborating in the studio over the years, and a casual post-dinner chat sparked this full comeback. Fans lost their minds over the news, flooding ticket sales so hard that the tour jumped from nine Spanish cities to 12 between April and July. Fading spots like Barcelona, Madrid, Bilbao, and Valencia. The band's sound mixing rock, pop, and flamenco vibes has been etched in Spain and Latin America's

1:00music memory since they formed in 1985. The Fujerola show wrapped with Garcia, thanking the crowd from the heart, calling their songs eternal before a surprise rock twist on the mariachi. Hit L-ray. No bigger plans yet, their laser-focused are nailing these dozen dates. There it is, this energy feels timeless, proving some bonds and beats just don't fade. Keeping the fire alive for whatever comes next. That's the story for today, music news today, driven by AI. I'm Corey with the story.