Spanish singer-songwriter Pablo Alborán previewed his upcoming song, “Algo de mí,” and publicly advocated for the defense of Spain’s public healthcare system during an appearance on the television program La Revuelta on February 16, 2026.
The artist shared a first listen of “Algo de mí” with the program’s host, David Broncano, and used the platform to voice his concerns regarding the state of public healthcare, according to RTVE Play. Alborán’s comments approach as healthcare funding and staffing levels remain a subject of ongoing national debate.
During the interview, Alborán as well committed to composing a theme song for the petanque tournament associated with La Revuelta, a segment of the show that has gained popularity with viewers.
La Revuelta, currently in its second season, features a mix of humor and interviews. The February 16th episode also included mental games designed to improve focus, led by Yunez Chaib. The program is directed by David Broncano, Jorge Ponce, and Ricardo Castella, and stars Antonio Resines, Ernesto Sevilla, Lala Chus, and others.
Alborán’s appearance on La Revuelta coincides with the promotion of his seventh studio album, KM0, released in 2025, and the upcoming launch of his world tour, beginning later this month in Chile. During the interview, Alborán discussed his approach to relationships, stating that trust and authenticity are key to their improvement over time, a sentiment contrasting with that of fellow guest Ricardo Castella.
The program is not recommended for viewers under the age of 12.
