David Bisbal turns to romantic classics for tenth album 'Eternos'

David Bisbal will release his tenth studio album, ‘Eternos’, on 1 October. It is his tenth full-length collection of new studio recordings. The 10-song set will arrive via Universal Music, according to Hits Daily Double.

The album is built from covers, meaning new versions of songs first made popular by other singers. Its material comes from Spanish-language romantic pop of the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s. It features songs popularised by Nino Bravo, José José, Juan Gabriel, Raphael and others, according to Billboard.

Bisbal has described ‘Eternos’ as a tribute to what he considers the best era of romantic pop in Spanish. That focus sets the song list. Confirmed titles include ‘Te Quiero, Te Quiero’, ‘Vivir Así es Morir de Amor’, ‘El Amar y el Querer’ and ‘Abrázame Muy Fuerte’.

Songwriter Manuel Alejandro is the most represented writer on the record. His songs on the album include ‘Qué Sabe Nadie’, ‘Frente a Frente’ and ‘El Amar y el Querer’. The album listing places ‘Adoro’ at track two, directly after opener ‘Vivir Así es Morir de Amor’.

Bisbal made the album with producer and arranger Cheche Alara, who shaped the sound and wrote the musical arrangements for the players. The core tracks were recorded live at Henson Recording Studios in Los Angeles, with the musicians performing together in the room. Strings and brass sections were then recorded in Budapest to complete the arrangements.

For fans, this means a choice of formats alongside streaming. His official store lists a signed limited-edition CD version of ‘Eternos’. It also offers a Deluxe Box Set priced at €44.99 and a signed limited exclusive Deluxe Vinyl priced at €34.99.

Live dates will follow the release. His Eternos 2026 tour kicks off on 9 December, according to Hits Daily Double. Further concert details, including cities and on-sale dates, have yet to be confirmed by the tour organisers.