The Asturian singer-songwriter Víctor Manuel returns to the Movistar Arena to Madrid for a concert on 29 November 2026. According to the organiser, the performance is part of the festival series Inverfest. It has been announced that he will be accompanied by the Coro Minero de Turón accompanied on stage.
The date is listed in the programmes of the Movistar Arena and Inverfest, and on the artist’s official website. The announcement of the Coro Minero de Turón’s participation follows a collaboration the musician has already made public this year: in June, a live recording of his song “ Pozu Barreo in Mieres was made atAsturias”, featuring the longstanding choir from Asturias’s mining region. The joint version was covered by regional and national media.
With the Madrid concert, Víctor Manuel brings his repertoire together with an ensemble that represents the cultural history of Asturias’s mining region. The Coro Minero de Turón, rooted in Turón and the surrounding area for decades, is known for its mining songs. The connection to the artist’s biography—Víctor Manuel was born in Mieres—gives the announced collaboration added symbolism without overshadowing the character of a regular festival night.
Inverfest places the concert within a city-wide programme spanning venues across Madrid. For the Movistar Arena, the performance is another major night of Spanish repertoire. According to the promoter, tickets are available through the usual advance-sale channels. Arrangements on the day of the concert may change; information from the venue and management should be treated as authoritative.
The facts in this report are based on the published programme listings of the Movistar Arena, the Inverfest programme and the date information on Víctor Manuel’s official website. The Coro Minero de Turón’s appearance has been announced by those involved. No further confirmed information is available about possible additional guests, changes to the set list or other programme items. Predictions about artistic variations or additions to the evening are expressly not part of this report.
The performance date—a Sunday in late November—falls in the festival’s closing stages, bringing together several strands of this musical year: the return of major concerts to Madrid, the growing visibility of regional musical traditions and the continued presence of a singer who has been one of Spain’s defining voices for decades.
Editor: Celestina Fuentes (Article created with AI assistance).