Feid Crowns Himself King of Perreo in Gran Canaria
The Granca Live Fest hit its stride as Colombian superstar Feid brought his infectious energy to Gran Canaria for the first time, turning the festival grounds into a sea of raised hands and nonstop singing. From the moment he took the stage with “PPCP,” the crowd became his devoted army, chanting every word to hits like “Chorrito” and the award-winning “Perro Negro.” The Medellín-born artist, fresh off his second consecutive ASCAP Composer/Artist of the Year win, delivered what he called a “muy chimba” (fantastically cool) party—a rapid-fire medley spanning from “Dallax” to “Nos Desconocimos” that had the island vibrating to his rhythm.
Nathy Peluso Accelerates the Energy
Before Feid’s reign, Argentine firebrand Nathy Peluso shifted the festival into high gear with a genre-blurring performance that showcased why she’s one of Latin music’s most thrilling innovators. Launching with tracks from her latest album Grasa, she seamlessly wove between rap, Latin funk, jazz, and salsa—at turns romantic (“Real”), provocative (“Mafiosa”), and utterly danceable (“Envidia”). The crowd roared when she unleashed her Bizarrap-collab “Nasty Girl,” the 2021 hit that catapulted her to global fame. “Las Palmas está presente!” she shouted, and the city proved it by singing along to every curve in her set, from the sensual “Erotika” to her triumphant closer “Buenos Aires.”
More Stars Under the Canarian Sky
As Friday night approached midnight, Ozuna took over as one of the day’s biggest headliners, while Melömana and Renzzo El Selector kept the energy soaring. Bomba Estéreo closed out the evening, setting the stage for Saturday’s lineup featuring Enrique Iglesias, Carín León, and Emilia. For Gran Canaria’s music lovers—whether longtime residents or visiting festivalgoers—the Granca Live Fest has become an unmissable celebration where generations unite through rhythm, proving the island’s status as a cultural crossroads.
