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On November 2, La Mansarda gathered friends, musicians, and neighbors once again at Espai Limera in Valencia. Beyond the concert itself, the intention was clear: to offer a moment of pause and connection in the middle of a difficult 2025, a year marked by tension and cruelty in many parts of the world. In times like these, creating spaces for music, community, and mutual support feels not just important, but necessary. The evening opened with a performance by Lucía Carrión, who set the tone with a sincere and grounded set. Her voice and guitar created an immediate bond with the room, drawing quiet attention and fostering an atmosphere of openness. Without overexplaining or decorating her presentation, she let the songs speak, and the audience responded with focused, appreciative listening. Rhodo followed, presenting a new live format that incorporated loops and electronic bases while maintaining the warmth and human presence of live performance. The mix added depth and texture to his sound without losing the emotional core that characterizes his work. He shared brief insights into his creative process, and the room engaged with curiosity, welcoming this new direction in his music. Throughout the evening, the atmosphere reflected the spirit La Mansarda aims to nurture: attentive listening, small exchanges between songs, and the sense of a temporary community formed around independent art. As a nonprofit organization, La Mansarda continues to believe that these gatherings matter — that independent culture, shared in intimate spaces, can offer relief and connection in a time when both are deeply needed. When the concert ended, many people stayed to talk with the musicians and enjoyed lemon cake La Mansarda cooked for everyone, extending the night a little longer. It was a simple event, but a meaningful one — another reminder that through music and the relationships it encourages, we continue to find ways to support one another. About the author
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