Leticia Sabater: "In Alicante, during a Hogueras festival, someone threw underwear onto the stage"

A Leticia Sabater is "very excited" to return to the Hogueras of Alicante. Despite receiving a surprising gift on one of her last visits, she is certain that this year "she couldn't miss it."

Thus, the versatile artist has made room in her tour of 200 concerts to attend on the night of Monday, June 23, at the racó of the Sant Blai de Baix hoguera, where at 11:30 PM she will reminisce about old times and sing her new songs.

From that past, Leticia Sabater shares two anecdotes experienced during the Hogueras of Alicante. "Someone threw underwear onto the stage and, honestly, everyone started laughing. It was a very funny moment," she recalls with laughter.

Another was a marriage proposal from a couple also on stage. "He gave her the ring and it was a spectacular moment." It is here, on the platform, where the magic of Leticia Sabater's concerts is created.

"My concerts are very spontaneous, anything can happen," she reveals during a conversation with TodoAlicante hours before her grand performance at the Sant Blai de Baix hoguera racó.

However, the audience will be able to participate, and if not, Leticia Sabater herself will bring people on stage. As a preview, "I'm going to fine 'Mister Policeman' for not having his papers in order," in addition to turning the audience into "kittens and wild colts."

It won't be the only thing, as Leticia Sabater also plans to make a statement, both with her voice and her 'looks'. "I'm going to come out dressed as a cat, a nun, and 'Mister Policeman'," with "brutal and controversial outfits, the kind I like."

Leticia Sabater is certain that Alicante is a "super open" city with "fun" people. "I love it and I enjoy myself every time I go," so the night of this June 23 will be no exception.

"In Alicante, there are some real stunners that drive me crazy," she confessed before revealing her intentions. "Since I don't have a boyfriend, let's see if tonight, besides singing 'Toma pepinazo', I try one."

The artist has prepared a concert where she will debut her newly released song 'Mamma María', as well as perform her most famous "80s and 90s" hits alongside more current ones.

"I'm one of the few artists who manages to attract all generations to a concert," she boasts. "From a five-year-old child to a 92-year-old grandmother with all generations in between. Very few artists achieve this."