One more night, Barcelona has witnessed a stellar performance by Coldplay on their Music Of The Spheres World Tour. Known for their generous spirit and palpable connection to their fans, the British band returned to the Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys for their third performance in the city after two grueling nights and a well-deserved day of rest.
Following his habit of bringing fans to the stage, Coldplay starred in an episode full of emotion. A young fan with autism was honored to share the stage and vocals with vocalist Chris Martin.
Together they performed Til Kingdom Come on the piano, a moving song that has been recorded as one of the most endearing and exciting images of the tour in Spain.
Moved by the moment with one of his idols, the young man shared with Martin that Coldplay's music and lyrics had saved his life, just as his family had. This testimony did not take long to echo on social networks, generating a wave of admiration for the British band.
Among the responses to this emotional video, the young man's mother stood out, who expressed her pride and admiration on Twitter: "He's my son! He's always been a big Coldplay fan since he was 6 years old. He learned about faith, hope, their positivity and goodness. Dreams can be achieved, sometimes with sacrifices, but they are always possible. I love you son, you deserve it."
