A resident who attended the Rels B concert this Friday in Palma has reported to ARA Balears that he suffered a disproportionate response from the event's security staff. According to the witness, several members of the security team tackled him to the ground in a "very violent" manner after he slightly shifted one of the barriers defining the concert perimeter, during a moment of peak crowd density and exit.

There were still a few hours left before the Council proclaimed him Favorite Son of Mallorca, but Rels B preferred to start the celebration without waiting for the diploma. In front of more than 30,000 people gathered between the Parc de la Mar and the Passeig Marítim and with the Cathedral illuminated in the background, Daniel Heredia wanted to celebrate the distinction in his own way: with a free concert, on the eve of the Diada, so that anyone could share the recognition with him.

Palma hosts this Friday, September 11, the free concert by Rels B, one of the main events of the Diada de Mallorca. The Mallorcan artist will perform starting at 9:30 PM at the Parc de la Mar and the Passeig Marítim, in a concert co-organized by the Consell de Mallorca and the Palma City Council. Access will be free until full capacity is reached.

Palma is preparing a special traffic and public transport plan for the free concert that singer Rels B will offer this Friday, September 11, at Parc de la Mar. The disruptions began this Tuesday and will last until Saturday, with traffic closures on Avinguda d'Adolfo Suárez and temporary diversions and cancellations on several EMT lines.

The Council of Mallorca presented this Thursday the program of events to celebrate the Mallorca Day, on September 12th. The institution led by Llorenç Galmés wants to take advantage of the anniversary to highlight the centenary of the song La Balanguera “to claim the identity and culture of the Mallorcan people”.

The Majorcan artist Daniel Heredia, artistically known as Rels B, will offer a free concert in Palma on September 11th to mark Mallorca Day and his appointment as Favorite Son of Mallorca. The performance, organized by the Consell de Mallorca, will begin at 9:30 PM in the area between the Parc de la Mar and the Paseo Marítimo of the Balearic capital.

Rosalía, seated as she does in every concert on the white grand piano to perform the song Sauvignon Blanc. It was the first of the four evenings presenting their latest album LUX (2026) in Barcelona, at the Palau Sant Jordi, last April. He turned to Llorenç Barceló from Manacor, his pianist, to toast with him, who had poured two glasses of wine, and introduced him as a "true Mallorcan." "Llorenç, do you want to say something? Because I always tell my version of the story, and I don't know about you…", he told him. He then replied: "About which story? The one about Taller de Músics?" And Rosalía continued: "No, about our story. It's your moment, you have ten seconds to summarize our story." Faced with the anticipation and the ovation generated, he modestly added: "Well, we met at Taller de Músics and became friends and here we are, after 15 or 20 years." And Rosalía concluded: "Sometimes they boo us uuuuh and no, we have always been just friends and you have always been a great friend. Thank you, Llorenç!

The Consell de Mallorca will present the 2026 Awards, Honors, and Distinctions on September 12 at the Principal Theatre in Palma, in a gala where actor Michael Douglas will be named Adoptive Son of Mallorca and singers Rels B and Concha Buika will be honored as Favorite Sons.