Taburete is packing its bags to cross the Atlantic and bring Spanish pop rock to Miami. The Madrid band, led by Willy Bárcenas and Antón Carreño, will be the main musical act of the seventh edition of the Rastrillo 305 charity festival, which will be held next Saturday, November 14, 2026, at the Historic Virginia Key Beach Park, in Florida.
The group will be part of a day that will bring together live music, gastronomy, and a bazaar of local and international brands. The festival, organized by the International Studies Foundation (ISF), will also feature performances by Picocó's Band, which will review some of the great hits of Spanish pop from the 80s and 90s, and Sol Nómada, one of the emerging acts on the Miami music scene.
Taburete's performance will be an opportunity for the American public to enjoy live some of the songs that have made the group one of the most recognizable names in Spanish pop rock. Among their most popular songs are 'Sirenas', 'Amos del piano bar', and 'Mariposas', songs that are part of the group's musical identity and have accompanied their growth over the last decade.
'El perro que fuma', Taburete's new musical chapter
The band arrives in Miami at a particularly significant stage of its career. After facing the first hiatus of their career, Willy Bárcenas and Antón Carreño returned to the stage with 'El perro que fuma', their sixth studio album, released in November 2025.
This work has marked a new stage for the group, which has resumed its musical activity with a national tour and new songs that expand the sound universe it has built since its beginnings. Its presence at Rastrillo 305 will allow the public to discover this latest repertoire without neglecting the great hits that have accompanied Taburete since its early years.
In addition, the concert in Miami is part of the final stretch of a tour that will culminate on December 26 at the Movistar Arena in Madrid. The American event will therefore be a special stop before closing the year before their fans in the Spanish capital.
A decade of hits and a consolidated career in Spanish pop
Since its birth in Madrid approximately a decade ago, Taburete has managed to carve out its own niche in Spanish music. The group, made up of Willy Bárcenas and Antón Carreño, began to gain popularity thanks to a proposal that combines pop, rock, and sounds from different influences, with catchy songs and lyrics that quickly connected with the public.
With songs like 'Sirenas', 'Amos del piano bar', and 'Mariposas', the group built a recognizable identity and a community of followers that has grown with each new release. Throughout these years, the band has released six studio albums and has toured numerous stages in Spain, consolidating its presence within the national music scene. Their return after the first break in their career has opened a new stage in which the group combines its best-known songs with a renewed repertoire. Now, with their arrival in Miami, Taburete adds a new international experience to its trajectory and brings Spanish music to an event that unites culture and solidarity.
El Rastrillo 305 will allocate the funds raised to the educational and sports programs of the International Studies Foundation for vulnerable children and young people. Among its initiatives are the Camino de Santiago program and the football with values project developed together with the Real Madrid Foundation. In addition, part of the proceeds from ticket sales for this edition will be donated to We Love Foundation to support minors affected by the earthquakes recorded in Venezuela last June.
Tickets for the festival, which is supported by CIS University, Air Europa, Abanca, and Miura Capital, are now available on the event's official website. An event where Taburete will be one of the main attractions of the day and where Spanish music will once again cross borders for a charitable cause.
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