Morat have four concerts scheduled at Madrid's Movistar Arena on October 27, 28, 30 and 31, 2026. Doors are scheduled to open at 6:30 p.m., with the shows due to begin at 8:00 p.m., local time. The exact setlist for each night has not been announced, but earlier performances on the YEM World Tour, supporting the album Ya es mañana, offer a concrete guide. Documented songs include “Llamada perdida,” “Amor con hielo,” “No se va,” “Cómo te atreves,” “Besos en guerra,” “Me mata” and “506.”
The key distinction is that a documented setlist records a past concert; it does not confirm a future one. The most detailed example is the Barcelona show on October 16, while other dates reveal changes in songs and sections decided by the audience. Information verified on October 22, 2026.
What are the dates and times of Morat's four Madrid concerts?
Movistar Arena's own schedule lists the same doors-open and start times for all four dates. The venue's address is Av. de Felipe II, s/n, 28009 Madrid, Spain.
| Date | Doors open | Scheduled start | End time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tue, Oct 27, 2026 | 6:30 p.m. | 8:00 p.m. | Not announced |
| Wed, Oct 28, 2026 | 6:30 p.m. | 8:00 p.m. | Not announced |
| Fri, Oct 30, 2026 | 6:30 p.m. | 8:00 p.m. | Not announced |
| Sat, Oct 31, 2026 | 6:30 p.m. | 8:00 p.m. | Not announced |
The venue has not published an end time and warns that scheduled times may change because of production requirements. According to the event's entry information, children under 14 may only enter when accompanied by an adult. The band's official tour calendar also confirms all four dates.
The songs Morat actually played in Barcelona on October 16
The Palau Sant Jordi record published by Setlist.fm and reproduced on ticketing pages lists 25 songs that night. Below, the tracks appear in order, grouped by the stage segments identified in the record. This is a Barcelona setlist, not a Madrid setlist.
Main stage: opening section
- Llamada perdida
- Amor con hielo
- Me toca a mí
- Eclipse solar
- No hay más que hablar
- Tu cárcel
- Cuando nadie ve
- Ya es mañana
- Primeras veces
- No se va
- Antes de los 30
Secondary stage
- Mi suerte
- MTV
- Cuánto me duele
- Dos mil algo
Main stage: return
- Desastre natural
- Lo poco que yo quiero
- Debí suponerlo
- Cómo te atreves
- Faltas tú
- Besos en guerra
- Vuelvo a ti
Encore
- A dónde vamos
- Me mata
- 506
Two details help explain the list. “Tu cárcel” is a cover of a song by Los Bukis. “Cuánto me duele” is identified as an audience-voted choice, while “Me mata” is recorded as making its live debut in Barcelona. It should therefore no longer be described as merely a possible, never-before-played addition for Madrid.
Which songs have already changed during the YEM World Tour?
Comparing Barcelona with other stops shows which parts of the set are less stable. The August 14 show in Bogotá featured songs absent from Barcelona's October 16 list. The September 26 Buenos Aires setlist, available through Ticketmaster, adds further possibilities. Meanwhile, Diario de Navarra's coverage confirms that “Cuánto me duele,” “Me mata” and “506” were performed in Pamplona on October 21.
| Songs | Verified performance | What it tells us |
|---|---|---|
| Cuánto me duele | Barcelona, Oct 16; Pamplona, Oct 21 | Played recently, but its audience-voted status in Barcelona means it should not be treated as fixed. |
| Me mata | Barcelona, Oct 16; Pamplona, Oct 21 | It has already debuted live and returned, but it is not guaranteed on all four Madrid nights. |
| Aprender a quererte; Segundos platos; Punto y aparte; En coma | Bogotá, Aug 14 | Part of an earlier tour stop, but absent from the documented Barcelona setlist on Oct 16. |
| Al aire; Vuelo directo | Buenos Aires, Sep 26 | Also performed on the tour, but not part of the Oct 16 Barcelona list. |
This is why broad compilations, such as Europa FM's overview, can contain more songs than were played on any single night. They help describe the touring repertoire but should not be mistaken for an official running order for Madrid.
What could still change across the four shows?
The most changeable elements are audience selections, rotating tracks and the allocation of songs between show segments. Barcelona's show documents a song vote, and the Bogotá show featured different selections in August. That makes variations plausible, but it does not establish that a vote or a particular surprise song will take place on each Madrid date.
A core mix of Ya es mañana material and earlier hits appears in multiple records, making it a useful listening guide. Even so, the repeated use of “A dónde vamos” and “506” in past finales and the recent live debut of “Me mata” do not guarantee the order, length or encore of the Madrid shows. The sources consulted also do not confirm any specific special guests for Madrid.
How to check the setlist without confusing a prediction with confirmation
Before attending, use Movistar Arena's website to check entry rules and any timetable changes. For songs, look for dated setlists tied to a specific city: a track documented in Barcelona, Bogotá, Buenos Aires or Pamplona should be identified as having been played at that show only. After each Madrid night, a recorded setlist can be compared with the others without turning an earlier list into a certain prediction.
Sources and references
- Morat: official tour calendar
- Movistar Arena: event listing for all four Madrid dates
- Setlist.fm: Barcelona setlist, October 16, 2026
- Setlist.fm: Bogotá setlist, August 14, 2026
- Ticketmaster Spain: historical setlists, including Buenos Aires on September 26, 2026
- Diario de Navarra: report from Pamplona on October 21, 2026
- Europa FM: overview of the tour's Spanish repertoire
