From Thursday, November 5 through Saturday, November 7, Tinta Roja offers one of the week’s clearest small-room routes: jazz first, bossa/samba next, tango to close. Every concert begins at 20:30, and each belongs to an established weekly strand in the Poble-sec bar-theatre. That consistency gives the sequence its appeal. A listener can choose one night for a specific musical language, or follow the whole arc and hear how a single room changes its social tempo across three evenings.[1][2][3][4]

Thursday, November 5: Neter Calafati with Giacomo Marzi

Thursday’s entry point is Neter Calafati with Giacomo Marzi. Tinta Roja presents the date as its Thursday jazz concert, with doors at 20:00 for the 20:30 start. The venue describes these Thursday sets as taking place in its bar area, a detail that matters here: this is a compact encounter built around a named pairing, with the audience close to the action and the room’s everyday hospitality still in view. Calafati and Marzi sit inside a Thursday series that also brings in Barcelona-based jazz names across the season, giving the evening a place within a continuing local rhythm instead of a one-off booking. Its Thursday framing also gives the concert a useful point of contrast within the route: the billed pairing opens the run as a dedicated jazz date, before Friday’s bossa/samba programme and Saturday’s tango concert redirect the room’s musical language.[2]

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Friday, November 6: Mercè de la Fuente with Daniel Farran

On Friday, Mercè de la Fuente and Daniel Farran take over the same 20:30 slot for the bossa/samba series. Tinta Roja labels Friday as its regular Bossa Nova/Samba night and lists the duo among the artists selected for that strand. The shift from Thursday’s jazz billing is subtle yet useful for planning: the calendar changes its frame while holding onto the same scale, same early door time and same bar setting. For anyone who wants a Friday concert that leaves the night open, this is a focused programme with a defined musical home, placed inside a room designed for seated tables and close listening.[3]

Saturday, November 7: Juancho Miranda Dúo

Saturday brings Juancho Miranda Dúo, Tinta Roja’s resident tango act. The venue identifies the duo as Agustín Grillo on voice and trumpet and Sergio Miranda on guitar, describing a repertoire that includes tango, milonga, candombe and Argentine song. That breadth makes this a fitting final chapter for the three-night run: tango supplies the title, while the repertoire reaches into adjacent Río de la Plata forms. An independent Barcelona tango agenda also lists the November 7 concert at 20:30 and names Grillo and Miranda, reinforcing the duo’s place in the city’s active tango circuit.[4][5]

The practical route

Tinta Roja is at Carrer de la Creu dels Molers, 17, near Poble-sec Metro. Doors are listed for 20:00 each night, followed by the 20:30 concerts. The official event pages currently describe admission with a compulsory drink and offer reserved tables with food options; availability, table arrangements and door conditions can change. Pick Thursday for the Calafati–Marzi jazz meeting, Friday for de la Fuente and Farran’s bossa/samba set, or Saturday for Juancho Miranda Dúo’s tango-centred programme. Recheck Tinta Roja’s official pages before setting out.[1][2][3][4]

These concerts happened on 5–7 November 2026

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Sources

  1. Bar Teatro Tinta Roja en Poble Sec, Barcelona — Tinta Roja
  2. Concierto de Jazz — Neter Calafati & Giacomo Marzi — Tinta Roja
  3. Concierto de Bossa / Samba — Mercè de la Fuente & Daniel Farran — Tinta Roja
  4. Concierto de Tango — Juancho Miranda Dúo — Tinta Roja
  5. Milongas y conciertos de tango en Barcelona — Agenda del Tango