Concert: Emanero

Emanero brings his Tour España 2026 to Poblenou this September, playing a headline concert in Barcelona at Razzmatazz. The Argentine rapper has built a career on tracks like “Bandido” and “Sinvergüenza,” pulling in hundreds of millions of streams between them, and he arrives having just sold out four dates at Movistar Arena back home. A dedicated Barcelona show is a rare booking for an act at this level, and it won’t repeat itself soon.
Who Is Emanero
Federico Gianonni performs as Emanero, and he’s one of the defining voices in Argentina’s urban and hip hop scene. “Bandido” has passed 125 million streams. “Sinvergüenza” has cleared 350 million. He comes to Barcelona fresh off sold-out arena shows in Buenos Aires and a date at Antel Arena in Montevideo. A new collaboration with David Bisbal and Luciano Pereyra has also pushed him toward a wider Spanish-language audience, beyond the fans who already know his catalogue. If you like Latin urban music or cumbia crossover sounds, this is a name worth learning before September.
The Show at Razzmatazz
This is a solo headline concert, part of Emanero’s Tour España 2026, staged in LiveRoom 1, the main room at Razzmatazz. It’s an indoor show, so the weather forecast won’t affect your plans either way.
Doors open at 7:00 PM on Friday, September 4, and Emanero takes the stage at 8:30 PM. The show is restricted to over-16s. Anyone younger needs a parent or guardian present, along with a signed authorisation document, so sort that out in advance if it applies to you.
Razzmatazz sits in Poblenou at Carrer dels Almogàvers 122. The venue is really several rooms under one roof, and LiveRoom 1 has its own entrance directly on Almogàvers. Rooms 2 and 3 use a separate door around the corner on Carrer Pamplona, so check which one you need before you queue.
Doors, Timing and What to Expect
Treat this as a proper club night rather than a seated concert. The room gets warm once it fills, the crowd stands for the whole set, and Razzmatazz shows tend to start close to schedule instead of drifting late. Arrive by doors if you want room to move; arrive closer to 8:30 if you’d rather skip the wait and don’t mind the back of the room.
Tickets and Prices
Tickets run through Enterticket in tiers: 35€ for first release, 40€ once that sells out, 55€ for early entry, and 90€ for a meet and greet package, all plus booking fees. The show is also listed on Fever from 32.50€.
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Tickets for touring Latin urban acts in Spain tend to move fast through the cheaper tiers. Buy early if the date works for you, because the 90€ meet and greet package is limited and the 35€ tier won’t last once the show starts trending.
Getting There
The nearest metro stops are Marina (L1) and Bogatell (L4), both a short walk from the venue. Razzmatazz is well served by public transport, and driving into Poblenou on a Friday night rarely pays off once you factor in parking near the venue.
Should You Go
This isn’t a greatest-hits victory lap. Emanero is touring on real momentum: sold-out arena dates at home, a collaboration that’s introduced him to a broader Spanish-language audience, and a catalogue with real streaming numbers behind it. Poblenou sees plenty of touring Latin acts pass through, but a rapper of this size playing a dedicated headline set at Razzmatazz doesn’t happen often.
If you already know “Bandido” and “Sinvergüenza,” you don’t need convincing, and you’ve probably already got the tab open with tickets in your cart. If you don’t know either track yet, this is as good a night as any to find out why an Argentine rapper is filling arenas back home. Poblenou’s warehouse-club setting suits the sound, and Razzmatazz knows how to run a night like this without getting in its own way.
Last verified: August 2026. Prices and ticket tiers change without notice, so confirm details on Enterticket or Fever before you buy.