Sexenni and Miki Núñez Join Forces on ‘Televisió’, a Pop Ode to Love Without Complications

The Lleida-based band Sexenni presents ‘Televisió’, their new single in collaboration with Miki Núñez, an energetic pop song that becomes a declaration of pure, simple, and unfiltered love. This track serves as the first preview of the band’s upcoming project, set to release this winter and packed with special collaborations.

With lyrics full of references to the world of film and television, the single tells a love story that embraces both the good and the bad moments, steering clear of drama and complications. The chemistry between Sexenni and Miki Núñez is evident both in the music and in the intent behind the message.

This collaboration was highly anticipated, as the connection between the artists dates back to the early days of Sexenni, when Miki Núñez was the first person to share one of the band’s songs on social media in 2022. Since then, a studio collaboration had been pending, and ‘Televisió’ is the natural result of that bond.

The song comes with a music video set on a television studio, directed by Aarón Barreiro, which reinforces the visual universe of the track with a cinematic aesthetic.

In addition, the band has already announced the launch concert for the new project, which will take place on Friday, March 13, 2026, at Sala Paral·lel 62 in Barcelona. Tickets are now on sale.

A Sweet Moment for Sexenni

This release follows the reissue of their third album, Joc de nens (L’expansió) (Delirics, 2025), in which Sexenni offered two new songs, notable collaborations, and remixes that cement their festive and rooted style. This edition included tracks such as the Fantastic Shine version with Santi Balmes for the La Marató de 3Cat album, as well as reinterpretations of La Faràndula (with DJ Trapella), among others.

With a solid career that includes the albums Retrats (Delirics, 2022), Supernova (Delirics, 2023), and Joc de nens(Delirics, 2025), and after performing at venues such as Mercat de Música Viva de Vic, the Fiestas de la Mercè, Razzmatazz, and Apolo, among others, Sexenni reaffirms themselves as one of the most promising bands in the Catalan music scene.