Madonna returns to Barcelona to celebrate 40 years of her career

Tomorrow and the day after tomorrow, Madonna will meet her Spanish audience at two concerts in the Palau Sant Jordi in Barcelona, ​​with whom she wants to celebrate the fact that she has been in her career for forty years, remains at the top and has recovered from the illness that forced her to cancel the concert. the beginning of the American tour .

After a severe bacterial infection that forced her to intensive care at the beginning of last summer, the 36,000 people who bought tickets for the concerts in Barcelona – the only one in Spain – feared the worst, but the 65-year-old diva overcame the illness, and in mid-August announced that will be in top form for the European dates of the Celebration Tour.

The American filled it promise and on October 14 he returned to the stage with four consecutive performances at the O2 Arena in London.

On the first day, he had to stop for ten minutes due to technical problems, but he did artistic ability and physics Queen of pop It was at the level of expectations of the audience who know that their tours are a discharge of high-voltage energy.

England, Belgium, Denmark, Sweden and now Spain

After the first four concerts in London, Madonna was in Belgium, Denmark and Sweden, with an almost identical repertoire in all these countries, so it can be expected that show Barcelona is going the same way.

Tour of the celebration covers forty years of her career, from the beginning in New York in the eighties, where Madonna Louise Ciccone arrived from her native Bay City at the age of twenty ready for success, to the latest hits.

The concerto is divided into six acts, with changes in scenography and dressing room that allow you to travel throughout your life.

The first section gathers the topics from the first diskswith aesthetics inspired punk and counterculture of the eighties, and then travel through all the styles he embraced in four decades.

More than twenty dancers and a big stage full screens and reflectors surround the artist on this tour, whose repertoire includes hits such as “Holiday”, “Like a prayer” and “Like a virgin”.

Tickets sold out

IN Barcelona all tickets They sold out: They took off when he announced the first date – November 1 – and quickly followed the second date – November 2 – which also sold out in Record timedespite the pricing controversy.

Tickets for the stands and tracks went on sale with reasonable numbersbut the application of dynamic prices raised the number of seats and there are spectators who came to actually pay wealth for VIP packages.

After two concerts in Barcelona, ​​Madonna will travel again to Portugal, France, Italy, Germany, the Netherlands and Great Britain, before jumping to New York, where she will begin an extensive American tourin which he postponed most of the dates he had to cancel this summer.