Apocalyptic and emotional night with Oques Grasses at the Olympic Stadium

The band from Osona kicked off The Last Concert in front of a packed Olympic Stadium. In total, more than 225,000 spectators will attend an event organized by TheProject, Èxits Management, Halley Records, and Fourni Produccions. The group marks an unprecedented milestone in Catalan music by achieving four consecutive "sold outs," a feat only achieved by international names like Coldplay.

Despite a small 15-minute delay from the scheduled time, the patience of the attendees immediately transformed into euphoria. The beginning was a direct hit of nostalgia: the projection of an old video of the band members served as a perfect contrast for their eruption onto the stage. Fireworks welcomed a night that needed nothing more than the energy and warmth of the Barcelona audience.

The staging offered some of the most intimate and spectacular moments of the evening thanks to a platform located in the middle of the stadium. It was there that the singer, Josep Montero, appeared alone to start the concert with Córrer pels camps (Running through the fields), a song with which he achieved the first great ovation. Immediately after, the group hit the accelerator, linking hits like Petar-ho (To burst it), Sta Guai (It's Cool), Elefants (Elephants), and Cara de cul (Ass face).

Josep Montero, appeared alone to start the concert with Córrer pels camps.

From that moment on, two intense hours of an impeccable repertoire followed. The night covered a large part of their discography with songs like Bancals (Terraces), Cançó de L'Aire (Song of the Air), or Cavall estable (Stable horse). The rhythm never faltered thanks to acclaimed songs like John Brown, Cul (Ass), or Passos importants (Important steps). Although the repertoire included songs with notable collaborations such as Com el dia i la nit (Like day and night) (with Julieta) or La Gent Que Estimo (The People I Love) with Rita Payés, the group performed the concert alone and without any guests on stage.

Two intense hours of an impeccable repertoire.

In the final stretch, the barrage of songs made the stands tremble with songs like In The Night, Serem Ocells (We will be Birds), Torno a Ser Jo (I'm Myself Again), and De Bonesh (Of Bonesh). The band skipped encores to offer a single-set concert to keep the emotion at its peak until the last chord.

On the track and in the stands, there was a very familiar and intergenerational atmosphere: from young people to entire families who did not want to miss the farewell of the Barcelona group. Emotion was palpable in the air and euphoria mixed with the party and the feeling of those who know they are living an unrepeatable moment.

The closing was perfect for a magical night.

The closing was perfect for a magical night. The entire group moved to the central platform to perform Sort de tu, saying goodbye amidst applause and the certainty that the first of the four farewell concerts has already made history.

The Olympic Stadium is now preparing for three more nights of grand finale.