07.06.2026 17:41
Pedro Sanchez, the Prime Minister of Spain who frequently makes headlines for his support of Palestine, made a notable appearance at the Primavera Sound Music Festival in Barcelona. At the festival, where messages against the war in Gaza were prominent, Sanchez reaffirmed his open support by sharing pro-Palestinian speeches on his social media account.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez attended the Primavera Sound Music Festival in Barcelona, delivering striking messages regarding Gaza. Known for his firm stance against Israel's attacks on Gaza, Sanchez took part in the final day events of the festival, which openly supports Palestine.
"BREAK THE SILENCE" MESSAGE
Sanchez shared images from the festival, which this year was held under the themes "Break the silence in Gaza" and "No to war," via his social media account. The festival organization, at the level of sponsors and artists, rejected Israeli participation and stood out with messages of support for the Palestinian people.
SHARED ARAB BARGHOUTI'S SPEECH
The Spanish Prime Minister also included in his post the speech of Arab Barghouti, son of Marwan Barghouti, a prominent figure in the Palestinian Fatah movement, from the festival stage. Arab Barghouti thanked the people of Barcelona and the festival organizers for their support for Palestine.
Sanchez, while sharing these images, used the words, "Thank you for raising your voice."
"MUCH MORE THAN MUSIC"
Emphasizing in his post that Primavera Sound is not just a music festival, Sanchez stated that the event reflects the diversity, creativity, and openness to the world of Barcelona and Spain.
Sanchez expressed that culture is a space that brings people together and strengthens coexistence, highlighting the importance of the festival's commitment to values such as peace, solidarity, and freedom.
MET WITH ARTISTS AND YOUNG PEOPLE
Sanchez, who attended the festival with his wife Begona Gomez, also met with young people, artists, and organizers throughout the event. The Spanish Prime Minister's participation in the festival and his posts sparked widespread reactions on social media.