The band Old Morla has announced on their account on the social network X (formerly Twitter) that they are going to pause their musical career. until 2026, “if everything goes fine”. “We will dedicate our time to enjoying and taking care of our people, installing more washing machines. In short, living and enjoying life,” they express in the aforementioned document. Even so, at the end of May they will release the album ‘figurantes’. It will do so on May 31 on digital channels and a week later in its physical version.

A preview of it will arrive first: Oh Madrid! Its members have explained to their followers that the decision has not been easy as they have a new job in the oven, which they created in circumstances that had never occurred before. “To get rid of the mechanical wear and tear we started doing something we had never done before, getting into the studio in the middle of a tour,” they point out.

In any case, they have reported that the concerts they have pending in Spain in the coming months will not be canceled but will be used to publicize the new work. “We start in May and finish in September with the dates that are already scheduled and perhaps some more details that we are excited about,” they add. The group had in mind to report this news on Wednesday, but the statement from Pedro Sánchez, as they themselves have joked. “Yesterday we wanted to share this with you but someone counterprogrammed us,” they point out.

Last December they released the unreleased song, ‘The sheet of my ghosts‘, after ending his ‘Cable a tierra’ tour with two concerts at the WiZink Center in Madrid. “The night of December 21 to 22 is the longest of the year. Like the invisible souls, which pass almost without warning, we want to leave a dance in your hands, as a spell to live with your ghosts,” the band then noted. . As Vetusta Morla explained, the song “poses a duel between someone who faces his own fears, almost from a quixotic perspective.” “The cadence of the song is slow but constant, the idea was to enter a hypnotic sleep in which everything flowed,” they noted.