Manuel Carrasco
On September 4, Manuel Carrasco, one of the most important and acclaimed artists in contemporary Spanish music and a 2023 Latin GRAMMY nominee, will take the stage at Starlite Marbella for a special musical event produced by TelevisaUnivision as part of the celebrations surrounding PJ Fest and Premios Juventud 2026.
With a career spanning more than two decades, the Spanish singer-songwriter has built an extraordinary career defined by major hits, a remarkable connection with audiences, and record-breaking live performances at some of Spain’s most iconic stadiums. After drawing more than 260,000 fans across four concerts at Seville’s La Cartuja Stadium this year, Carrasco arrives at Premios Juventud 2026 as a nominee in the Best Euro-Song category for “Oh Si Pudiera.”
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Starlite Marbella 2026
THE BEST BOUTIQUE FESTIVAL IN THE WORLD
After fourteen editions, Starlite Occident has established itself as the longest-running boutique festival, featuring more than 60 days of concerts.
In the same space, music, culture and gastronomy converge, providing an exceptional event for those who long for close and intimate shows in an environment of incomparable beauty. Its programming includes options for all audiences, ages and musical tastes.
At Starlite Occident the sound is another level, being the only festival in Spain that uses the most advanced audio system in the world, the same one used at Sphere Immersive in Las Vegas. Each note is perceived with a clarity impossible to find at another festival. Here music is not only heard, it is felt.
The experience begins before the concert with its gastronomic offer in a summer terrace atmosphere, and continues after the show with shows and DJs where you can dance in an unparalleled environment. Starlite Occident offers the possibility of acquiring the complete experience by adding dinner to the concert in one of its five restaurants or a table in the Sessions area to enjoy the after parties.
In addition, the Starlite Gala takes place every year. Led by its hosts, Antonio Banderas and Sandra García-Sanjuán, it has become the charity event par excellence, rewarding the solidarity work of those who have made others' cause their own.