FACUA has warned this March 27, 2026 of the appearance of several websites that simulate selling tickets for Rosalía's upcoming concerts in Madrid and Barcelona and that, in reality, would be aimed at capturing users' personal and banking data.
The association has explained that in recent days it has detected various fraudulent websites related to these performances by the artist, scheduled for upcoming dates. The warning comes at a time of high demand for tickets, a context that is usually exploited by cybercriminals to launch scam campaigns linked to major events.
Dissemination through Instagram
These pages not only circulate through direct links, but also are advertised through Instagram stories. In those ads, claims appear such as "New spots available now" or "+1000 spots available", messages designed to generate urgency and push users to access supposedly valid purchase links.
The warning focuses on the risk that those who try to acquire tickets for the concerts end up providing sensitive information on pages that do not correspond to official channels. The objective of these websites, as has been warned, would be the theft of personal and banking data.
Alert over the increase of fraudulent websites
The association maintains that it has become aware of several pages of this type in recent days. The warning affects the sale of tickets for the concerts that Rosalía has scheduled imminently in Madrid and Barcelona, two events that have generated significant movement on the internet and social media.
The recommendation involves exercising extreme caution before completing any purchase and reviewing in detail the authenticity of the website from which tickets are acquired, especially when the offer arrives through ads or stories on social media with striking messages about new available places.