There are songs that seem to have been composed to capture what cannot be spoken: the stillness of a winter morning, the murmur of a rainy day, the nostalgia of an old memory. This was the feeling that filled the auditorium of the Higher Conservatory of Music of the Balearic Islands last night, in a concert marking Evgeny Grinko's debut in Mallorca at the SonsDeNit festival.

Inca's Teatro Principal hosted a concert filled with passion and emotion. Jay-Jay Johanson returned to Mallorca as part of SonsDeNit, with his new album –Backstage–, but, above all, with the desire to rediscover an audience that knows him, loves him, and remembers him.

Premieres are special concerts. The first contact between artists and their work and the public. The first time the work is shared and the sensations of the listener are perceived. Attending is witnessing the first heartbeat, a story that begins to be written with music. And it means being part of that initial heartbeat.

Paz Aguado's clear and warm voice opened Saturday's evening in the gardens of the Torre de los Enagistes in Manacor. Formentera native Paz Aguado offered a sincere and delicate concert, woven with words that speak of the everyday and embrace without artifice. Her way of singing—from esteem and beauty—connected directly with the audience. Accompanied by Cani Huertas (percussion) and Patricio Felip (bass and heart), the band moved naturally, following her in a repertoire withoutsetlistpre-established, like someone having a lively and shared conversation.

The final stretch of July at SonsDeNit invites us to three special nights, spread across Mallorca and Menorca, with performances that share a deep sensitivity, a spirit of authenticity, and a commitment to live performances as a space for emotion and truth.

This Thursday and Friday, Palma's Mar y Terra Theater will host Vermuts Activistes, a series of open-to-the-public events that, in a meeting format, also function as the professional conferences for the Sonsdenit 2025 festival. Designed for inquisitive people eager to understand how today's most daring cultural projects are constructed, the boundaries between disciplines, and how they open up new horizons of creation and thought. As the organizers emphasized in a press release, these events are a unique opportunity for anyone interested in music, film, poetry, theater, or creative processes in general, and especially for those who experience culture as a tool for change and social commitment.