YENDRY brings her debut «Como agua» to Spain for two February shows
YENDRY returns to Spain in February 2027 behind «Como agua», her debut album after years of crossing musical and geographical borders.
YENDRY returns to Spain in February 2027 behind «Como agua», her debut album after years of crossing musical and geographical borders.
Two Spanish dates for YENDRY’s debut album
With Dominican and Italian roots and now based in Los Angeles, YENDRY has never fit neatly into one genre. Released on 18 September, «Como agua» is presented as a musical diary exploring migration, healing and self-discovery.
Dominican and Italian roots, a global sound
Her collaborators include J Balvin, Damian Marley, Bomba Estéreo, Mozart La Para and Lous and the Yakuza. Their contrasting approaches underline the breadth of her experience, but the album’s challenge is to turn that breadth into a coherent personal voice rather than a showcase of names.
From collaborations to her own album
She has played Lollapalooza Paris, Corona Capital and Austin City Limits, and toured North America with ASTROPICAL. The Spanish shows offer a chance to discover how the record’s emotional chapters translate into a sustained live performance.
February concerts and ticket sales
Barcelona is scheduled for 10 February and Madrid for 11 February 2027. Presales begin at 10:00 on 22 October and general tickets go on sale at 10:00 on 23 October, from €25 plus fees. The supplied announcement does not name the venues, so buyers should consult the organiser’s updated details.
A debut album after years of international collaborations
«Como agua» is described as a three-part emotional diary. Its themes of migration and self-discovery are closely connected to YENDRY’s Dominican and Italian background and her present life in Los Angeles. Rather than assuming those roots produce a fixed genre, the album invites a closer look at how different experiences are arranged into one personal story.
Her history of work with J Balvin, Damian Marley and Bomba Estéreo gives her considerable reach, but performing behind her own debut album marks another sort of challenge. A full live set depends on a sustained point of view, not merely the recognisability of collaborators. The two Spanish shows will therefore be an opportunity to hear the new material on its own terms.
General sale begins at 10:00 on Friday 23 October, after Thursday’s presales. The press release identifies Barcelona and Madrid but does not confirm specific venues, so those should be checked with the organiser before booking. Further information: Live Nation España.