Xàbia celebrated its 'Nit de Concerts' last night. One of the events of the Bonfires of Sant Joan Festival, the Plaza de la Constitución became the epicenter of music, energy, and a good atmosphere. The performances—all in Valencian—were led by Naina, Figa Flawas, and Auxili.
Naina, the young singer from Algemesí, just 18 years old, opened the night with her debut EP, "Atrevida," (spring 2025), a pop offering with electronic undertones and lyrics about self-love, toxic relationships, and self-acceptance. Naina showcased her signature Valencian pop style, placing her among emerging artists.
Figa Flawas is an urban fusion group with a festive rhythm. The Valls duo (Pep Velasco and Xavier Cartanyà) took over with their energetic sound. They blend pop, reggaeton, R&B, and Latin sounds. Their performance was a party for the hundreds of people in attendance, as the duo knew how to connect with the audience.
And the night of concerts came to a close with Auxili. The Ontinyent group presented their new album, Aborigen (April 3, 2025), a work that has been defined from the outset as "festive and combative" and composed of reggae, ska, rap, hip-hop, and reggaeton. The lyrics of their songs address inequality and corruption, among other themes.
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Figa Flawas in Xàbia
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Figa Flawas Concert
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Auxili concert in Xàbia
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