Apocalipsis Tour

Apocalipsis Tour documents the electrifying journey of the Spanish indie rock band Vetusta Morla as they embark on their ambitious "Super Acción" tour. The film captures the band's connection with their passionate fanbase across Spain and Latin America, showcasing the raw energy of their live performances and the intimate moments behind the scenes. It explores the band's creative process and the profound impact their music has on their followers, culminating in their historic concert at the WiZink Center in Madrid.

Apocalipsis Tour was generally well-received by critics and audiences, particularly among fans of Vetusta Morla. It was praised for its authentic portrayal of the band's touring life and their strong connection with their audience. The documentary successfully captures the energy and emotion of their live shows, offering an in-depth look at one of Spain's most beloved musical acts.

• Captures the intense energy of Vetusta Morla's live performances.

• Offers an intimate look at the band's relationship with their dedicated fans.

• A compelling portrait of a significant moment in the band's career.

Google audience: While specific Google user reviews are not readily available, the film's reception among its target audience suggests a strong appreciation for its portrayal of Vetusta Morla's touring experience and musical impact.

The 'Super Acción' tour, documented in the film, was named after a song by the band's contemporaries, The New Raemon, as a nod to the Spanish indie music scene.