ECONOMIC IMPACT STUDY
MISHIMA
On the third anniversary of L’aigua clara (TRIS, 2022), Mishima remains true to live performance as a genuine space for connection with the audience. With nine albums and over two decades of career, the Barcelona-based band has built a repertoire that is now part of the country’s emotional songbook. Their songs — between rock, chanson, and indie — speak of desire, loss, and fragility with unmistakable lyrical and sonic elegance.
The blue vase and rose petals on the table. That ending was like a beginning that came back again and again... Beyond the window, a sky the color of promise. We are experts at starting, you said, at returning to the orange scent of those nights that seemed like dawns. Maybe they were. I remember everything was blurred, ecstasy turned to sleep, sleep became light. The sleeping morning streets welcomed our beginning, guarded it better than we did. Then, when it seemed luck was settled, that there was nothing more to add or take away, the songs appeared. Like an ancient and fertile thirst. Like a whispered truth in the ear. The white lady weaving the great mystery.
Gabriel Ventura
Writer
