The Mallorcan singer Maria Jaume published this Friday San Domingo Forever (Halley Records), a tribute to her hometown, Lloret de Vistalegre, and its patron saint, Sant Domingo: "I miss Mallorca more and more each day," she stated in an interview with Europa Press. This is her fourth studio album and is her "most personal" and most conceptual to date, with 15 songs that blend pop and traditional sounds, using the town's main festival night as a common thread, the singer explained.

Mobofest Festival unveiled its full lineup for the 2026 edition this Thursday, which will be very special: it celebrates its tenth anniversary and, at the same time, will be the event's final year. The pop band Antònia Font, considered the most important in the history of the Balearic Islands, will headline the tenth edition of the festival, fulfilling one of the organization's dreams. According to Mobofest president Mariona Jaume, speaking at the press conference, the lineup combines top-tier local talent with artists from outside the archipelago. Local artists include Maria Jaume, Ánimos Parrec, Mar Grimalt, ¡Roig!, Cora Yako, The Ripples, Mon Joan Tiquat, Amulet, L'Arannà, Nineta, Reggaetonpare, Bilo, and Anna Picornell. As for the international acts, La Ludwig Band, Dan Peralbo, El Comboi, Nastallat, and Svetlana will perform, while the Argentinian band El Mató en un Policía Motorizado will cross the Atlantic to get the crowd singing along to their greatest hits.