On May 29, 2024, Madrid was filled with excitement and energy with Taylor Swift’s concert at the Santiago Bernabéu stadium. Part of his acclaimed “The Eras Tour” tour, this event not only celebrated Swift’s incredible musical trajectory, but also offered fans an unforgettable night full of surprises and emotions.

A Renovated Repertoire

Taylor Swift, known for her ability to constantly reinvent herself, did not disappoint her followers in Madrid. The concert presented a carefully adjusted repertoire for the European tour. Among the new additions are songs such as “Fortnight”, “Down Bad”, “Bud Daddy I Love Him”, “Who’s Afraid Of Little Old Me”, “The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived”, “I Can Do It With A Broken Heart” and “loml”. These new pieces added freshness and novelty to an already impressive setlist.

In addition, Swift decided to do without some songs that had been part of her previous performances, including “The Archer” (Lover) and “Long Live” (Speak Now), demonstrating her commitment to offer something unique at each stage of her tour.

Moments at Taylor Swift’s first concert in Madrid with her “The Eras Tour”

Shortly after eight o’clock at night, the more than 50,000 attendees at the concert listened to the chords of ‘Applause’, one of Lady Gaga’s songs that announced the imminent arrival of Taylor Swift. Finally, at 8:15 p.m., between screams and some tears, Swift appeared among the ‘petals’ to the rhythm of ‘Miss Americana & the Heartbreak Prince‘. During this first part of the show, the artist from Pennsylvania made some nods to our country, pronouncing phrases in Spanish such as “enchanted to meet you,” which unleashed the enthusiasm of the public.

One of the most moving moments occurred during the interpretation of ’22’ from the ‘Red’ era. True to her tradition, Taylor Swift gave her hat to one of the youngest fans in the audience. Among the attendees, well-known personalities such as the singer Aitana and the Minister of Transport, Óscar Puente, stood out.

After her emotional performance on the piano of ‘Champagne Problems‘ from the eras of ‘Folklore’ and ‘Evermore‘, Swift received a ovation of almost two minutes, bringing her hands to her head as a sign of emotion before a moved Bernabéu stadium.

Upon reaching the era of ‘1989’, a recently re-re-recorded album, Swift surprised everyone not only with a new outfit, but with one that many associated with the colors of the Spanish flag, generating a wave of memes on social networks. The song ‘1998’ encouraged everyone to dance, followed by ‘The Tortured Poets Department’, one that was presented for the first time on his European tour.

taylor swift in madrid 2024
Source: El País

Comments from the Fans

The response of the fans was overwhelmingly positive. Many went to social networks to share their enthusiasm and gratitude for the experience lived. “It was a dream come true! Taylor never ceases to amaze us with her talent and dedication on stage,” a follower wrote on Twitter. Another fan commented: “Every song, every change of costumes, every moment was magical. I can’t wait to see her again tomorrow”.

Social Impact

The impact of the Swift concert in Madrid was not limited only to the attendees. Social networks were filled with photos and videos of the event, creating a swell of envy and admiration among those who could not attend. The hashtag #TaylorSwiftMadrid quickly became a trend, highlighting the magnitude of the event and the special connection that Swift has with her Spanish fans.

The media also echoed the concert, praising Swift’s production and delivery. “A night that will remain in the memory of all those present. Taylor Swift has shown once again why she is one of the greatest artists of our time,” published a local media.

A Second Concert

Due to the very high demand and the resounding success of the May 29 concert, Taylor Swift will offer a second performance at the Santiago Bernabéu on May 30. This decision has been received with great enthusiasm, providing a new opportunity for those who could not attend the first concert.

Taylor Swift in Madrid 2024
Sources: El País

Setlist “The Eras Tour”

Taylor Swift’s song list for The Eras Tour 2024 is a musical tour of her career, covering several of her most iconic albums. Here is the complete setlist of your tour:

Lover:

  1. Miss Americana & the Heartbreak Prince
  2. Cruel Summer
  3. The Man
  4. You Need to Calm Down
  5. Lover
  6. The Archer

Fearless:

  1. Fearless
  2. You Belong With Me
  3. Love Story

Evermore:

  1. ‘Tis The Damn Season
  2. Willow
  3. Marjorie
  4. Champagne Problems
  5. Tolerate It

Reputation:

  1. …Ready for It?
  2. Delicate
  3. Don’t Blame Me
  4. Look What You Made Me Do

Speak Now:

  1. Enchanted
  2. Long Live

Network:

  1. 22
  2. We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together
  3. I Knew You Were Trouble
  4. All Too Well (10-Minute Version)

Folklore:

  1. The 1
  2. Betty
  3. The Last Great American Dynasty
  4. August
  5. Illicit Affairs
  6. My Tears Ricochet
  7. Cardigan

1989:

  1. Style
  2. Blank Space
  3. Shake It Off
  4. Wildest Dreams
  5. Bad Blood

Surprise Songs:

  1. Dear Reader
  2. Holy Ground

Midnights:

  1. Lavender Haze
  2. Anti-Hero
  3. Midnight Rain
  4. Vigilante Shit
  5. Bejeweled
  6. Mastermind
  7. Karma

This setlist shows the versatility and depth of Taylor Swift’s discography, taking them on an emotional and nostalgic journey through the different eras of her musical career.

Taylor Swift’s concert in Madrid was a night that encapsulated the essence of “The Eras Tour”: a musical journey through time that celebrates each stage of the career of one of the most influential artists in the world. With her renewed repertoire and her unparalleled presence on stage, Swift left an indelible mark on her Madrid fans and reaffirmed her status as a global superstar. If something was clear, it is that each Taylor presentation is a unique experience, full of magic and emotion.


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