Walls in Seville: from freestyle rap to contemporary pop-rock at Sala Pandora
Spanish musician Walls is bringing his El Día que me Olvides tour to Seville, marking another chapter in the career of an artist who has developed his own sound beyond the world of freestyle rap. Initially recognised for his work in rap battles, Walls has since established a solo project that brings together pop, rap and alternative influences, becoming a distinctive presence in Spain’s contemporary music scene.
Behind the stage name Walls is Ginés Paredes Giménez, a musician from Murcia whose early career was shaped by improvisational rap. His participation in competitions such as Batalla de los Gallos and Freestyle Master Series (FMS) helped him gain recognition among Spanish-speaking audiences. He later shifted his focus towards a solo career, moving beyond the competitive format of freestyle and exploring a broader musical direction. His sound developed into a blend of rap, pop-rock and pop-punk, while retaining elements of the expressive delivery that defined his early work.
Walls will perform in Seville on two consecutive evenings as part of the El Día que me Olvides tour: November 13 and 14, 2026. The first concert, scheduled for November 13, is sold out. A second date has been added for November 14, with both performances taking place at Sala Pandora, located at Calle Gramil, 2.
Walls’ artistic journey reflects the changing landscape of Spanish contemporary music, where the boundaries between rap, pop and guitar-driven genres continue to evolve. His solo work draws on different musical influences while maintaining a recognisable vocal style and a connection to the freestyle culture from which he emerged. The Seville performances form part of the El Día que me Olvides tour, presenting the artist’s current musical direction in a live setting.
