Edu Soto Brings 'Revolution' to Tenerife for Final Trilogy Performance

Edu Soto is entering a new phase of his career, defined by artistic maturity and a constant drive to experiment with new styles. This Saturday, September 5, the Barcelona-born performer brings his show, Más vale solo que ciento volando. Revolution, to the Paraninfo of the University of La Laguna in Tenerife. Starting at 8:30 p.m., the performance serves as the final chapter of a trilogy that has allowed Soto to blend stand-up comedy, music, and direct audience interaction.

Soto’s approach to his work is remarkably flexible. He views the stage as a living space that needs constant adjustment, likening his creative process to tailoring a custom suit that requires several fittings. Over the past fourteen years, he has built his career on this philosophy, using his observations of the world around him to craft his characters and archetypes.

While he enjoys the freedom of a one-man show—where he holds full creative control—Soto also values the collaborative nature of ensemble work. He plans to return to group projects later this year. By balancing theater with film and television, he keeps his creative energy fresh and avoids burnout.

For Soto, the unpredictability of improvisation is what makes every show unique. He relies on the emotional connection he builds with the audience, using that spontaneity to shape the quality of each performance. He is also committed to avoiding repetitive formulas; his upcoming project, Wanted, will mark a departure from his previous work. With a more rigid structure, a focus on social commentary, and the guidance of an external director, the play highlights his ongoing commitment to reinventing himself as an artist.