Sexenni release new album "Joc de nens".

Sexenni is one of the fastest-growing surprises on the Catalan music scene, having become one of the most popular and promising groups in the country in record time! They have already performed on stages such as the Mercat de Música Viva in Vic, the ELS40 and Cadena 100 stages at the La Mercè Festival in Barcelona, ​​and festivals such as the Acampada Jove. After releasing two albums: ‘Retrats’ (Delirics, 2022) and ‘Supernova’ (Delirics, 2023), the band from Lleida has not stopped generating hits such as ‘De Lao’, ‘Supernova’, ‘La Faràndula’ and its Remix with one of the most sought-after DJs in the country: DJ Trapella, or ‘Grup de Pop’, a song with The Tyets that is killing it!

After presenting the latest advances of their new album: the cumbia ‘El Club de la Sisena Hora’ and the pop song ‘Mòbil, claus i cartera’, which transports you to the joy of meeting up with old friends, Sexenni presents their third studio album: ‘Joc de nens’, which will be released on February 28.‘Joc de nens’ is a childlike look at adult life, seeking hedonism and escape through their festive, carefree pop with a touch of humor that is always characteristic. The previous album, ‘Supernova’ (Delirics, 2023), presented the group’s most mature side. Now they return to that immaturity, recovering the wit and freshness of playground time, but with more years of life experience. A pop album, but transcendental in its content: talking about the struggle between past and future, Sexenni discovers that it is better to live in the present. The influences on this album are as eclectic as the diversity of styles it contains: pop essence, from now, from before and from always: from Bruno Mars and Gotye, to Troye Sivan, passing through fellow citizens Renaldo and Clara, and also drawing on references ranging from Txarango to Carolina Durante.‘Joc de nens’ is the passage from youth to adulthood, but from the perspective of escaping from routine through the awakening of the inner child that we all carry within. Don’t miss them live at the Sala 1 of Apolo on March 27!