Before Morat took the stage for their fourth and final night at Madrid’s Movistar Arena, they did what they always do. They got in a huddle. It’s a small ritual, captured in the band’s photo diary from 31 October, just before they stepped out in front of another sold-out crowd.
The four nights in Madrid capped a Spanish run that sold more than 150,000 tickets. For Juan Pablo Isaza, Juan Pablo Villamil, Simón Vargas and Martín Vargas, it was the latest stop on a tour that began with six sold-out nights in their hometown of Bogotá. Named after Ya Es Mañana, the record that earned Morat their first Latin Grammy, the tour has taken the Colombian four-piece from Chile and Argentina to Spain, with Mexico up next.
For On Tour With, Morat take 1883 inside that last night in Madrid. There’s a close-up of the stage clothes, a moment in the spotlight for Villamil and a backstage encounter with Mexican goalkeeper Memo Ochoa. Then there’s the view the band get from the stage, looking out at the crowd on night four.
Dressed for the occasion. El Traje Que Traje.
A little color, a lot of character. The details behind the tour.
The pre-show huddle never misses.
Show time
A little closer to the people who make it all possible.
Simón in his element.
A moment in the spotlight for Villamil.
The kind of love that makes every city feel like home.
Up-close and personal with Martín.
Just letting the music take over.
One last moment together before the lights go down.
A backstage moment with football legend Memo Ochoa!
The kind of view that never gets old.
Through the lights and colors of the Ya Es Mañana World Tour.
Morat’s latest single “Me Mata” is out now. Follow via @morat
