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Alcalá Norte premieres “El endemoniao”, last preview of “Let’s leave it as it was”

The Madrid band Alcala North publishes “El endemoniao”, third and final single from his next album, which will be published in a few weeks.

“El endemoniao” is the third and final single from what will be Alcalá Norte’s new album, joining “Los llamas pitagoricos” and “El hombre planeta” to present what will be their second full-length album.

With these three songs we can already get an idea of ​​what their new album, titled “Let’s leave it as it was.”although we can assure you that it still has some surprises that we will find when listening to it in full.

In this new single, Alcalá Norte portrays “Federico Nietzsche in an outburst of paganism. The German philosopher confronts the writer Stephan Zweig, whom he accuses of ‘betraying’ his trust, after the latter revealed in his Instagram stories a series of audios in which Nietzsche glosses Mediterranean life, but confesses ‘not understanding favorably with the Italians’, whom he considers ‘worse than the barbarians.'”

A story that, like all those that Alcalá Norte tells us, escapes the usual clichés in the world of pop rock and post-punk produced in our country.

On the other hand, it is worth remembering that Alcalá Norte will open the year with their most important concert to date. On February 20, 2027, the Madrid band will debut at the Movistar Arena. Tickets are on sale through this same link.

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