Guitarricadelafuente’s Futuros Amantes (Future Lovers) is a song about longing—about the way we miss the passion of the past while trying to make sense of love in a world that moves too fast. It’s the story of a young man leaving home, trading small-town sunsets for the bright lights of Madrid, watching as the city changes and so does the way people connect.

The song paints a picture of fleeting relationships—hotel rooms, brief encounters, moments that feel meaningful but don’t last. There’s excitement in them, a kind of freedom, but also loneliness. The lyrics capture a generational unease: the struggle between old ways of loving and new ones that sometimes feel shallow, like love has become just another trend to try on and discard.

There’s a reference to Bel-Ami, the classic novel about ambition and charm, but here it’s not a criticism—just a recognition that love, now, can feel like a performance. Yet even in that, there’s something alive, something real.

Futuros Amantes walks the line between freedom and emptiness, making us wonder: was it ever better? Or is this just how love is now?

Tour 2025
18.05 – Bilbao (Euskalduna Palace)
24.05 – A Coruña (Coliseum)
29.05 – Seville (Cartuja Center)
01.06 – Valencia (Nits de Vivers)
04.06 – San Sebastian (Kursaal)
06.06 – Zaragoza (Multipurpose Room)
21.06 – Las Palmas (Open Sea Festival)
22.06 – Santa Cruz de Tenerife (Open Sea Festival)
27.06 – Granada (Congress Palace)
02.07 – Barcelona (Alma Festival)
03.07 – Barcelona (Alma Festival)
21.08 – Mallorca (Es Jardí)
17.10 – Madrid (Movistar Arena)