A Sílvia Pérez Cruz concert this Tuesday at the Teatro Real in Madrid and another on Wednesday at the Liceu in Barcelona have officially unveiled the Oral_Abisal universe, her new project which will be released on May 8.

Pre-orders are now active for this dual work, which explores the two sides of the same texture. It is a poetic idea that the singer and composer proposes as a change of state, fundamental material for what will be the tenth album of her career.

Two iconic venues such as the Real in Madrid and the Liceu in Barcelona were perfect settings to start the countdown to the album, which will be accompanied by an extensive tour that includes new original songs and in which she combines her usual sounds with unprecedented musical forms.

Under her own artistic direction, Sílvia appeared on stage accompanied by Marta Roma (cello, backing vocals), Carlos Montfort (violin, bombo legüero, backing vocals) and Bori Albero (double bass, backing vocals), along with a string duo, three French horns, as many flutes, piano, synthesizer, and a large choir, to deliver an emotional concert that will be etched in the audience's memory for a long time.

Both recitals added to an unforgettable moment: the one recently experienced at L'Olympia in Paris, where Silvia offered an intensely charged performance. It took place on March 8, Women's Day, becoming an intimate tribute to all the women who have paved the way, in a profound encounter with the public where tradition, roots, and sensibility intertwined exceptionally.

From Oral_Abisal, we already knew songs like Moreno or Líquido, another gem marked by her unmistakable style and delightful voice, in which she emphasizes more than ever the metamorphosis that permeates her new project. Wood and metal; flesh and bone; the warm and the abysmal; the hand and the infinite; pink and blue... These are the dualities with which SPC plays in this new musical adventure. Pending its release, the artist has already opened pre-orders so that her audience can get a vinyl/CD signed by herself.