Robbie Williams surprised passersby in the center of Seville last night. The British artist improvised a performance (singing Angels) on Santa María la Blanca street after hearing a street musician.
Within minutes, dozens of people gathered around upon recognizing the singer, while anticipation grew among pedestrians.
The British artist performed Angels, one of the great anthems of his career, and ended up singing it with a crowd that packed the street and sang along to every verse.
The singer's visit is part of his Long 90's Tour, a tour that stops in the Andalusian capital this Tuesday (his only performance in Andalusia).
In this show, Robbie Williams fully revisits Life Thru A Lens, the album that propelled him to international stardom. He also presents Britpop, the project that the artist himself has described as a tribute to the musical culture of the nineties.
With over 90 million records sold worldwide, 18 BRIT Awards (more than any other artist in the history of these awards), and 15 number one albums in the UK, Williams remains one of the great figures of British pop. This Tuesday he will demonstrate it on the stage of Plaza de España, one of the most spectacular venues of the Iconic Santalucía Sevilla Fest.