Juli Barrero Releases 'Quan els llums s’apaguen' Music Video
The new clip bridges albums *Sòlid* and *Gas*, contrasting stage thrill with post-show isolation, filmed at Andorra's La Fada Ignorant to honor.
Key Points
- Premiered on Enderrock 16-19 March; YouTube from 20 March.
- Links *Sòlid* (out now) to *Gas* (late 2026).
- Contrasts onstage energy with quiet isolation; honors small venues.
- Ongoing Enderrock collabs; backed by Andorran gov't and Al·lega.
Musician Juli Barrero and director Hèctor Romance released the music video for "Quan els llums s’apaguen" on 16 March, with an exclusive premiere on the Enderrock website until 19 March. It becomes available on Barrero's YouTube channel and other audiovisual platforms from 20 March onward.
The clip acts as a bridge in Barrero's musical project, linking his album *Sòlid* with the forthcoming *Gas*, expected by late 2026. It delves into the performer's world, contrasting the onstage thrill with the quiet isolation after a show, as the artist packs instruments amid fading lights. Barrero portrays it as a temporal ellipsis that captures the transient yet lasting essence of artistic existence, particularly the shift back to obscurity once the stage is abandoned.
The production also honours small concert venues that have nurtured generations of musicians. Filmed in cinematic style at La Fada Ignorant in Andorra la Vella, it highlights their essential place in live music scenes. The credits feature direction by Hèctor Romance, cinematography by Gemma Rogès, and production by Pat Bragança. Barrero wrote the music and lyrics, with arrangements and production handled by Miquel Coll i Trulls.
This launch extends the ongoing collaboration between the creative duo and the Enderrock publishing group, which has previously premiered Barrero's videos such as "Plou a la Massana," "Entre tu i jo," "Sota el cel del Pirineu," and "Dones d’aigua." The last of these won multiple awards, while others advanced to Enderrock awards semifinals and earned spots in international festivals.
The project has support from the Andorran government and Al·lega.
Original Sources
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