At Lóleo Eventos, 2016 edition of this year's Dcode Festival we have found everythingFrom Zara Larsson to Bunbury, a great diversity of artists and styles from all walks of life. Bunbury made a comprehensive review of his musical career, to the delight of the audience: for her part, Zara Larsson put the note of color that the afternoon was missing with her personal style, dynamic choreography and catchy songs.
Were 18 hours of live music. With a great variety and that have generated opinions of all kinds. In a huge lineup, they had room from emerging pop stars, legends of the best known national rock, bursts of indie guitar maker, and pleasant surprises.
The well-known Zara Larsson declared after her participation in the Dcode: “This is just one more step of so many things that I want to achieve in my career”. His songs, with a very festive air, were sung and hummed by everyone.
The main hook of the poster was shared Love of Lesbian and fundamentally Bunbury. The singer from Zaragoza this year celebrates 30 years of career, including those of his important stage with Héroes del Silencio. And without a doubt it has been one of the most exciting moments of this sixth edition of the Dcode.
Regarding attendance, it must be said that it has been one of the lowest attendance figures in its still short history, with 10.000 fewer visitors than last year, when all the capacity was sold, thanks to the presence of Sam Smith (who finally did not act due to medical leave), Suede, Supersubmarina and Izal.
The band that survived the terrorist attack on the Bataclan room in Paris, Eagles of Death Metal fulfilled its role in the best hour, mid-afternoon, but without great successes. Starting with a microphone that was reluctant to work, they caused some disappointment in an important part of the public.
In a more nocturnal schedule, it was time for the Catalan group Love of Lesbian, which have revealed a small part of their «Poet Halley», the latest album by the Catalan band, and a large number of hits, from «1999» to the essential «John Boy Fan Club».