You could say that Claudia, a 28 -year -old Sevillian young woman, has practically traveled Spain whole in less than a year. And although it may seem to do tourism is your motivation, nothing is further from reality. His true passion is the singer Juanjo Bona And almost no concert is lost, as if each song closer it a little more to the meaning of happiness. And she says it: “It is a time when you are happy and that is pretty.”
It is not unknown that Zaragozano drags a true group of strong and faithful fans, and has not been different for the Sevillian who has traveled half a country just to enjoy the show of Magallón. And so, it has passed through Mallorca, Bilbao, Saragossa (twice), Seville, Cádiz, Vigo, Madrid, Medellín (Badajoz), San Sebastián and many other. “I have practically traveled all Spain.” And although he did not want to “calculate” everything that has been spent on tickets and trips because “it is a barbarity,” he says that “it is very worthwhile.”
The last one to be added will be on January 31 in the Multipurpose room of the Zaragoza Auditorium where the singer will end his tour “So older and so child”. It has been this Monday when tickets have gone on sale and, as usually happens with the Maño, “it has been very difficult to get them.” “We always prepare with my friends and today we have suffered a lot to be able to take the entrance with the sound test (VIP),” explains the young woman, who has had a happy ending. In this way, the Andalusian will close a cycle, because the first Tour concert that took place in Palma de Mallorca could not be lost on March 8. “It was the first time I was going to see what a concert that was going to give and I wanted to be there would be,” says Sevillana.
Juanjo Bona during his concert at the South Pyrenees
In Aragon, the fan has witnessed the voice of Juanjo Bona up to three times: during his show in the 40 pop at the 2024 Pilar festivities, at his concert at the main theater as part of the tour and last month at the Pyrenees Festival Sur.
“It is completely delivered to the public”
But … What does Juanjo Bona have to hook an immense audience? Beyond his music, his voice or the feeling of his songs, Claudia has it very clear: “As he is as a person because he gives himself completely to the public, he gives absolutely everything and that makes you feel like going to more concerts.” He assures that being part of that audience is an “experience.” “It is incredible as it transmits so that it comes to us in that way … In songs such as having fun and not crying or the Magallonera there is absolute silence, and suddenly it changes and sings it knows me badly or the flash and makes the whole public revolutionize because he is revolutionized, giving jumps and giving everything,” he says.
One of Juanjo Bona’s identity stamps since he was in Operation Triunfo was to bring his land by flag and thus shows himself in his melodies with a jota that is never missing. Although the logical thing would be for these songs to penetrate especially in the maño public, the truth is that the jota is “the part that the fandom likes the most.” The public “becomes completely crazy” when “villain” or “Virgin of Magallón” sings because “I think he has managed to convey very well what his land and jota mean for him, and that makes us love us,” says the Sevillian.
If something highlights Sevillana is the previous experience surrounding concerts and people you know
Claudia especially highlights the closeness of the singer with her audience, not only at concerts, but also in her day -to -day life as she was creating her album “Recardelino”. “It has made us part of the whole process by sending us photos, videos and telling us how it had gone. All that attention makes it very easy to be there and still have more illusion for what was going to come.”
“You are never alone”
If the Sevillian stands out, it is the previous experience that surrounds the concerts and the people you know following the fandom. “You are making friends along the way and it is very cool to live those concerts so beautiful and well surrounded. Little by little, that group is expanding,” he says. Above all, companionship stands out, “you never go alone” because even people who come without companion add to other groups.
The hours in the queues and the minutes before the beginning of the show are another part of the experience and this is ensured by Claudia, who believes that “it is one of the aspects for which it is worth going to concerts.” “We gather people from everywhere and all ages because at that time everything is the same, we are very comfortable with us. We are laughing, speaking of previous concerts and is a very beautiful atmosphere,” he says.
In fact, he confesses that he took his parents to one of the shows in Vigo who went with his friends. “They were very surprised by the atmosphere, being each one in one place and they seemed very nice.” In addition, all these experiences – he says – cause many people to repeat with another concert by Juanjo Bona because “it is very enjoyed and it is a time when you are happy.”
