Published on March 23, 2026
As winter and the festival season come to a close, concert enthusiasts are buzzing with excitement as the Sala Planta Baja in Granada reopens its doors after an unfortunate closure due to a fire that occurred on June 12. Many remember leaving the venue with the warm samba of “Os Mutantes” still echoing in their minds, only to wake up to the cold news of the fire that necessitated extensive renovations.
Last week, the venue celebrated its grand reopening with a series of inaugural parties featuring some of the city’s top talent, marking a successful revival of local music culture. Among the highlights was the much-anticipated return of Eskorzo, a band that has become synonymous with the Planta Baja stage, performing alongside the talented Aitor Velázquez of “Hora Zulú.”
The atmosphere during the concert was electric, filled with an array of musical styles that reflected Eskorzo’s vibrant sound. The event not only served as a testament to the resilience of the venue but also celebrated the strength of the artistic community that thrives in Granada.
Fans and supporters expressed their delight at seeing the team behind Sala Planta Baja back in action, eager to kick off the new season with a lineup of exciting performances. The enthusiasm was palpable as attendees reminisced about past shows and looked forward to future events in the revitalized space.
Here are some photos from Eskorzo’s performance last week, capturing the spirit of the night and the joy of a community coming together to celebrate music in their beloved venue.