“Hey kid” is the new single from Chiquita Movidaa song about friends and the passage of time, which continues to define their pop-rock sound after their first album.
“Hey kid” portrays with its usual happy rhythm the responsibilities of adult life and how the years can distance us from people who were part of other stages without that meaning losing them. The single is accompanied by a flat video clip sequence in which the band participates in a summer cross-country race, which accompanies the optimism of the song.
The song comes after “Sad Men Mustache”, the previous single from Chiquita Movidawith which the band continued to define its sound, a direct guitar pop-rock. Like this one, “Hey chaval” is a song made for live performances and will be part of the autumn 2026 tour, which will take Chiquita Movida to Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, Alicante, Santiago de Compostela, Valladolid, Bilbao, Zaragoza, Seville, Málaga, Granada and Lugo.
The group’s debut album, ““HIGH SHEATH” was released in February 2026 and contains twelve songs that navigate modern contradictions while moving between genres. In addition, the band created its own audiovisual universe with the premiere of the film ‘Chiquita Movida’. After hanging up the sold out sign at the tour presentations in Madrid (Sala Villanos) and Santiago de Compostela (Sala Capitol) at the beginning of the year, the band formed by Rayden, Mediyama and Skiz Seven in the voices, along with the instrumental base of Babe, Johnny and Jonahhas led “HIGH POD” to festival stages across the country.
The tour will continue during the last quarter of the year with an extensive tour of venues throughout Spain. Tickets are available through Fever and in Cruilla for the Barcelona concert.
October 9: La Riviera (Madrid)
October 16: Sala Apolo (Barcelona)
October 17: Moon Room (Valencia)
October 23: Sala Rem (Murcia)
October 24: Sala Stereo (Alicante)
November 6: Capitol (Santiago de Compostela)
November 7: Porta Caeli (Valladolid)
November 12: Kafe Antzokia (Bilbao)
November 13: Sala López (Zaragoza)
November 19: Sala Malandar (Seville)
November 20: La Trinchera (Málaga)
November 21: The Train (Granada)
December 11: Albéniz Theater – Vibra Mahou (Gijón)
December 12: Tebras Room (Lugo)
