The tenth edition of Phe Festival 2025, which is being held this weekend in the Tenerife municipality of Puerto de la Cruz, closed its first day in the best possible way with a Canary Islands artist, musician and producer Ale Acosta, who brought his solo project to Puerto de la Cruz., <\/span>The Future,<\/span><\/i> where the traditional music of the Canary Islands, from his native island and others, are the starting point for drawing a new soundscape laced with electronics and a danceable pulse.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n A tremendous triumph for the former Fuel Fandango in a trio format with Xerach Pe\u00f1ate and Carlos Sosa, percussionists with whom Acosta has opened new doors through which tradition and vanguard seep in. An emotional and professional journey, grounded, on the edge, on the island of volcanoes, in which the lament of Valentina la de Sabinosa and the echo of C\u00e9sar Manrique intertwine, with much ground still to cover and from which the album was released last year <\/span>The Future<\/span><\/i>, calling card for what's surely to come.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n The noble pieces from this album, for which Ale Acosta has gathered collaborations from artists like the singer from La Palma, Valeria Castro, with whom he made the song, played on the main stage<\/span> The ash<\/span><\/i> and that the Latin Grammy nomination was worth it to him. <\/span>Ivory, The hill and the sea, Carmen Square, Valentina, Matter of faith, The future, The ash, Famara, The desire, Where are you going, child?<\/span><\/i> And The Rebels, <\/span><\/i>with the presence on stage of four members of the murga of the same name \u2013 the first all-female group in the Canary Islands born in Lanzarote \u2013 it was the songs that got the audience on their feet, because here the concept of uniting old and new is a big deal in the Canary Islands, national, and surely international context. We will have to pay attention.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n The opening day of this tenth edition also featured prominent artists who set the pace on the main stage of Phe Festival 2025, as was the case with Cycle, Nada Surf, and Dorian. But before this trio of illustrious acts, two Canarian artists were responsible for getting the crowd moving in the early hours: Los Blody and San Tosielo. Los Blody from Tenerife have rock attitude and delivered an energetic concert with their repertoire. <\/span>I am not going to die here., <\/span><\/i>title of their first album released last year. Among them, <\/span>I won't shut up, not even with a switch. Say it's all a lie. Your boyfriend prefers me. I'm a criminal.<\/span><\/i> or <\/span>The little kid from before. <\/span><\/i>After Blody came San Tosielo, Pablo and Adri\u00e1n, two Canary Islanders based in Madrid who took advantage of their hour to belt out song after song, sung in unison by the hundreds of fans in front of them. Pop and rock brimming with humor, with sharp lyrics and catchy choruses like <\/span>My son, don't come back,\nYou have to die of something,\nWhy don't you come,\nBroken heart<\/span><\/i>, by Alejandro Sanz (\u201cthe most beautiful love song written in Spanish\u201d), <\/span>I don't ask God for anything, you or no one<\/span><\/i> or <\/span>It's a shame.<\/span><\/i><\/p>\n Cycle heats the track<\/b><\/p>\n The Madrile\u00f1os cycle, with David Kano, Juanjo Reig, La China Patino, and the Lanzarote singer Carlos Ortega, who joined the band this year, returned to Phe Festival with their 20th anniversary tour. <\/span>Weak on the rocks<\/span><\/i> (2005), the debut album. Cycle's formula of electro-rock, which crossed guitars and twisted synthetic sounds, led the Phe Festival and the audience to the dance floor, presiding over the event's tenth anniversary. From <\/span>Weak on the rocks<\/span><\/i> they sounded powerful and with some variations, just enough to keep the flame from two decades ago alive, songs that are anthems of the caliber <\/span>Perfect Pervert, Apple Tree, Confusion, Mechanical, Ray of Light<\/span><\/i>A <\/span>Walk into it<\/span><\/i>, along with other hits like <\/span>Beat me, bust me, You talk too much, Masquerade<\/span><\/i> or <\/span>Dance All Over.<\/span><\/i><\/p>\n New Yorkers Nada Surf, returning to the Canary Islands (in this case Tenerife, 26 years after their first concert in Gran Canaria) for their international tour <\/span>Moon Mirror<\/span><\/i> (2024), they took over on the main stage. Matthew Caws on guitar and vocals, Ira Elliot on drums and vocals, Madrid's Dani Lorca on bass and vocals, and Louis Lino on keyboards and vocals, gave a masterclass in power pop, indie rock, whatever you want to call it, based on their repertoire and attitude. Grateful to be returning to the Canary Islands, they played a set that featured both new and old songs. <\/span>Moon Mirror<\/span><\/i> they sounded <\/span>Second Skin<\/span><\/i> and <\/span>In front of me now<\/span><\/i> at the start of the concert, in addition to <\/span>Intel and Dreams, New Propeller, The One you want<\/span><\/i> and <\/span>Open Seas<\/span><\/i>. In the middle, stopping on albums like <\/span>Let Go<\/span><\/i> (2002), from which they played <\/span>Hi-Speed Soul, Inside of Love<\/span><\/i> or <\/span>Killian's Red.<\/span><\/i> Songs from other albums also fell, such as <\/span>Cold to see clear<\/span><\/i> or <\/span>See these bones<\/span><\/i>and<\/span>s<\/span><\/i>, I <\/span>Hyperspace<\/span><\/i>, of his second <\/span>The Proximity Effect <\/span><\/i>(1998), the classic that made them famous<\/span> Popular, from High Low (1996), and <\/span><\/i>wink to Pixies with a masterful version of <\/span>Where is my mind.<\/span><\/i>\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n To the people of Barcelona from Dorian<\/span> they had to cross midnight at Phe Festival for its tenth anniversary. Marc Gili, Belly Hern\u00e1ndez, Bart Sanz, and Lisandro Montes returned to the festival with new material from their latest album. <\/span>Impossible futures<\/span><\/i>, in which they explore territories close to electronic pop, new wave, and alternative folk. <\/span>Something Special, What I Remember About You, In Slow Motion, The You<\/span><\/i>r o <\/span>Dark matter<\/span><\/i>, from their latest harvest, were celebrated by a devoted audience who knew the group and their repertoire. Songs like <\/span>Watching the sunrise, The island, Anywhere else<\/span><\/i> or <\/span>Sandstorm <\/span><\/i>They completed a concert full of compositions that the audience has made their own.<\/span><\/p>\n Highlighting that during the set changes on the main stage, the pacing was set by Eva Olvido + MCR Selector, Beat Creator, and Abraham Boba (Le\u00f3n Benavente). Additionally, the first day of Phe Festival's tenth anniversary featured the opening of new stages and an expansion of the venue, Phe Club, a gateway to dance music with two spaces, Domo and Faro, where DJs and\/or producers like Erol Alkan, Sugar Free, and Posthuman, among other artists, performed.<\/span><\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" El proyecto en solitario del m\u00fasico y productor lanzarote\u00f1o Ale Acosta pone el broche de oro a la primera noche de Phe Festival 2025, en la que las bandas Nada Surf, Cycle y Dorian marcaron el paso en el escenario principal La d\u00e9cima edici\u00f3n de Phe Festival 2025, que se celebra este fin de semana […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":5,"featured_media":22248,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[306,27],"tags":[],"class_list":["post-22222","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-306","category-actualidad"],"yoast_head":"\n