De vez en cuando la vida

También en 2007 realiza una gira junto a Joaquín Sabina llamada Dos pájaros de un tiro, que los lleva por 30 ciudades españolas y 20 americanas y que se inicia en Zaragoza el día 29 de junio de 2007 y finaliza el 18 de diciembre en Buenos Aires (Argentina) después de 71 conciertos. En ella, el catalán interpreta las mejores canciones del ubetense mientras éste hace lo propio con el repertorio del noi del Poble-sec. De los conciertos celebrados en Madrid se graba un disco en directo y un DVD con más material que se edita en diciembre de 2007. El nombre de dicho disco es, al igual que la gira, Dos pájaros de un tiro

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