They knew little to Juanjo Bona Those first concerts of “so old and so child” with which the main theater of Zaragoza and many other places filled. That is why the Magallonero launched a few days ago the news that would excite his thousands of fans: there would be two of that tour. This new tour will start in September in Murcia and end, how could it be otherwise, in its land. On December 12 he will land in Zaragoza again to excite his faithful with “My aunts”, “Virgen de Magallón” or “Moncayo”.
The concert will be in an emblematic space of the city: the Mozart Room of the Zaragoza Auditorium and tickets will go on sale very soon. Specifically, it will be this Wednesday from 10:00 a.m. when sale on the artist’s official website (www.juanjobona.com).
Of course, those who want to get one of them will have to fly because it should be remembered that in their last appointment with Zaragoza, Bona exhausted them so fast that he opened a second date (and exhausted again).
An end of tour that is expected at home
“I couldn’t take it anymore, so old and so child continues,” Bona himself celebrated in his networks excited to prolong a tour that has already conquered thousands of fans throughout Spain. “Thanks to all of the heart for having made this first part of the somewhat unforgettable tour … it has been incredible of truth,” he said.
Although more cities can still be added to this second part, everything indicates that Zaragoza will once again be the final touch of this personal tour. He would not surprise anyone this decision since Juanjo Bona himself has never hidden his love for Aragon and has taken the jota, roundabilities and Aragonese accent for stages throughout the country.
“My success is to be able to take the jota and those melodies wherever I go,” said Aragon Digital a few months ago. And the truth is that, with only 21 years, Juanjo Bona has made history in the Aragonese music scene, conquering not only his generation, but also to mothers, daughters, grandparents and grandchildren who have moved to their lyrics and authenticity.
