On February 1st 2011, Pablo Alborán released his first album in Spain. Less than eight months later, he’s been nominated to three Latin Grammy Awards, the album has stayed 15 weeks in the #1 of the best selling records and has achieved platinum status, he can also boast over 270,000 fans in Facebook. In addition, 16 million people have seen his videos in YouTube and he’s wrapped an extensive tour with more than 60 shows, virtually all of them hanging out a “Sold Out” sign at the ticket office.


Undoubtedly, Pablo Alborán is the Spanish artist of the year, the kind that come out only occasionally, rarely, one in decades. Only but a few, very few, who can make a connection with the public in such a little time. You’ve got to have magnetism, charisma and good songs to achieve that. You also need willpower and self-discipline to keep your feet on the ground and show respect and closeness with the fans and followers who have covered the path to success always by his side.


Pablo Alborán’s success has been based on a steady work with no rushes, building his fan base on a one-by-one basis, winning followers at every gig, in every small, medium or big city. The stage is where battles are fought, and there is where Pablo has spent most of last year; singing but also talking and listening to the people


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