The group Ginestà has consolidated itself as one of the most outstanding formations in the Catalan music scene, with a project that has grown from small venues to the major festivals of the Catalan Countries. With a proposal that claims making music in Catalan as an essential part of their artistic identity and focused on everyday emotions, the group has been expanding its connection with the audience. Now they arrive in Mallorca, where they will perform at TribuFest this weekend.

Sidonie is one of the benchmark bands of Spanish alternative pop with its own discourse that, over more than two decades of career, has evolved without losing its identity. Recently, however, the Barcelona-based group made an unexpected and significant turn: their latest album, Catalan graffiti (2025), is the first entirely in Catalan. On the eve of their concert at TribuFest in Felanitx, on Friday, May 29, their singer, Marc Ros, also talks about the life stage they are going through, their doubts, their successes, and the need to reconnect with music from a freer and more essential perspective.

La Fúmiga will put an end to its career in October 2026 with its final concerts, on October 17 in Barcelona and October 24 in Valencia. In Mallorca, those from Alzira will say goodbye earlier, on May 29 as part of the Tribufest festival, in Felanitx. The band, born in Alzira in 2012, is retiring after more than a decade in which it has performed on hundreds of stages, filled dozens of venues, and garnered millions of streams on digital platforms. From its origins linked to the Societat Musical d’Alzira, La Fúmiga has brought the energy of charangas and bands to the stage, fused with urban and festive sounds. We speak with its vocalist, Artur Martínez.

The municipal park of Torre de Felanitx will host a new edition of TribuFest on May 29th and 30th, a music festival designed for families that combines concerts, shows, and creative activities in one space. The event, which bills itself as the first family music festival in the Balearic Islands, has grown steadily since its first edition in 2013. This year, the organizers anticipate an attendance of up to 9,000 people in a 14,000-square-meter venue with a capacity for 6,000. Two days of activities for all ages.

The festival is structured over two days with different schedules: Friday afternoon, from 5:30 p.m. to 11:00 p.m., and all day Saturday, from 12:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. The program includes musical performances on various stages, as well as roving shows, circus acts, and street parades that will take place throughout the venue.

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