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Hysteriofunk kicked off the Andorra festival with a fiery performance that turned into a political statement, calling out the government on the housing crisis while honoring their roots. Formed in the ‘90s by kids who skipped school to play music and later funded by a small grant to tour in a van, they now confront how profit-driven forces are pushing locals out of their homes. Guitarist Oriol Vilella highlighted how their generation built the local scene — only to see it threatened today. The band’s raw message left top officials visibly uneasy, even prompting eye contact between opposition leaders. Yet the crowd erupted in cheers for their bold stance. Amid the tension, the festival gears up with over 60 events, enhanced security, and heat management — blending celebration with urgency. The band received a token of appreciation, and officials are rallying attendees to enjoy responsibly as the festivities begin.

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