With the title 60 years of The Lost LoveThe Principal Theatre of Inca and the BarnaSants cycle pay tribute this Saturday, March 21, at 7 p.m. Joan Ramon Bonet (Palma, 1944), one of the founding voices of the Nova Cançó movement. The event, six decades after Bonet joined Els Setze Jutges, aims to celebrate his own songbook, as well as the author's overall artistic dimension, which is complemented by his renowned career as a photographer. Thus, classics such as Lost love, Souvenir vendor and His seagull.

Half a century later, Maria del Mar Bonet's voice will once again fill the Olympia in Paris. This was announced in Mallorca by the singer-songwriter and the President of the Generalitat, Salvador Illa, who confirmed that his government will promote a series of concerts featuring Catalan artists in the iconic venue of the French capital. The Mallorcan singer's concert is scheduled for the autumn of 2026 and will mark her return to one of the stages that defined a turning point in her career. Numerous articles have been written about that recital, many of them on the occasion of its fiftieth anniversary, which Bonet celebrated with several concerts and the re-release of the album. At the Olympia that emerged, but now she herself will write, on the spot, a new page. "I will experience it very well, because the last time I sang, the concert was also part of a cycle of voices called Chansons en liberté, at a time when freedom was hard to find in our country. Now that I have reissued the recording of that concert, I am very happy to be able to take it to the Olympia, which is an absolutely wonderful theater," she said.

The SonsDeNit festival reaches its final week with four concerts and invites the public to one last opportunity to experience three offerings that have grown with the festival. Two are Fonart creations promoted within SonsDeNit: Marcel Cranc Ensemble with the UIB Women's Choir and the duo Joan Miquel Oliver and Miquel Serra. The fourth is Maria del Mar Bonet withAt the Olympia, a contemporary reinterpretation of the 1975 live performance. The performances are spread across heritage sites and town squares in Llucmajor, Ciutadella, Son Carrió and Cala Sant Vicenç.

In the imposing space of Bellver Castle, Maria del Mar Bonet gave a concert that is much more than a look back: it's a declaration. An affirmation of commitment to music, to words, and to the people. The recital, along with the albumAt the Olympiaas a central axis, it has become a half-century journey that has returned to the present with renewed strength and a voice that, far from repeating itself, is reinterpreted.