The Catalan artist gathered over 6,000 spectators at the Terramar CaixaBank Festival, where he presented his new show and was awarded the Nenúfar Award 2026.
Sergio Dalma returned this Saturday to the Terramar CaixaBank Festival in Sitges with his new stage proposal, Ritorno a Via Dalma, a journey through the most popular Italian songs of recent decades that filled the auditorium. The event, framed within the first weekend of the ninth edition of the festival, attracted more than 6,000 spectators, according to the organisers.
The show, which celebrates the artist's return to one of his most beloved projects, combines Italian classics with the greatest hits of his career. Fifteen years after the release of the first Via Dalma, the performer launches his twenty-third album, expanding the repertoire with compositions from different generations that triumphed in Spain.
During the night, Dalma performed songs such as Yo quiero verte danzar, Centro de gravedad, La cosa más bella, Volare, Felicità, and El italiano. The final segment included his own anthems like Bailar pegados and Galilea, as well as Em dones força, his Catalan version of You Raise Me Up recorded in 2011 with the Escolanía de Montserrat for La Marató de TV3.
The artist was accompanied by his band, led by Miguel Ángel Collado, with musicians such as Javi Arpa, Oliver Martín, Arturo Ruiz, Dani Podador, Alicia Araque, and Esdras Boyajian. Before the concert, he received the Nenúfar Award 2026 by Sala Joiers, an accolade with which the festival recognises his artistic career and his ability to connect with different generations.
The evening began with a performance by the youth cast of the Esplai de Dansa Casino Prado, as part of the Imprescindibles 2026 cycle, promoted by the Culture Department of the Sitges Town Hall. DJs from Ràdio Sitges also participated.
The festival continues tonight with a concert by Joan Dausà, who will present his fifth album, Immortals, with all tickets sold out. In the Imprescindibles cycle, it will be the turn of 'Garraf Hip-Hop represents', featuring three groups of three members each.
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