Galician singer and tambourine player, Andrea Montero began her journey in traditional music in 2001, linked from childhood to the family transmission of song. She has dedicated years to researching and collecting repertoire directly from women bearers of Galician oral tradition, understanding music as a living inheritance.

Singer and creator from Menorca, Anna Ferrer revisits popular-root song from a contemporary perspective, stripping it of rigidity and leading it toward new sonic landscapes. Her work stems from a deep connection with Menorca’s oral tradition, which she has cultivated since childhood.

Drawn from an early age to popular culture, Isabel Martín has been researching traditional percussion and forms of vocal accompaniment in the Iberian Peninsula and the Mediterranean since 2005. Her training combines learning alongside key figures of roots music with studies in ethnomusicology and social anthropology, integrating academic perspective and fieldwork.

Portuguese singer, lyricist and instrumentalist, Joana Negrão develops a career that intertwines research and artistic creation, with special attention to intangible heritage and the less visible expressions of Portuguese oral tradition. Her work places at its center the ritual, feminine and collective dimension of singing.

A wind instrumentalist initially trained in clarinet, Juan Francisco Ballestero expanded his trajectory toward roots and early music, incorporating Baroque flutes, bagpipes, dulzainas and albokas. He combines academic training with direct learning alongside traditional ensembles from Galicia, the Valencian Country and Castile, integrating technique and oral tradition.

Singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist born in Fuerteventura, Julia Rodríguez grew up in a family connected to Canarian folklore and began her musical path playing the timple. From a very young age, she was part of the historic Agrupación Folclórica de Tetir, maintaining a strong connection to island tradition.

Multi-instrumentalist, singer and teacher from the Basque Country, Maider Martineau specializes in trikitixa (Basque diatonic accordion), pandero and alboka. Her artistic practice connects dance music, movement and sonic exploration, integrating tradition and experimentation.

Rusó Sala began her career as a singer-songwriter and has released five albums, establishing a distinctive voice within the contemporary singer-songwriter scene. Her creative universe is nourished by the dialogue between tradition, poetry, and sonic exploration, developing a personal language that connects intimacy and roots.

Dancer and creator from Valladolid, trained in Spanish Dance and Flamenco, Kike Arias directs his career toward the contemporary reinterpretation of folklore. His academic training is complemented by studies in traditional singing and percussion, broadening his understanding of dance as a musical and cultural phenomenon.

Singer and tambourine player from Cantabria, Alba Gutiérrez is one of the prominent figures of folk music in her region. She began her training in childhood and has been recognized in numerous traditional music competitions, receiving the award for Best Tambourine Player of Cantabria in 2013.

Percussionist and drummer attracted by tradition, world music and new sonorities. He is the creator of the iberian percussion orquestra Coetus. He played with various singers, including Carles Dènia, Eliseo Parra, Silvia Perez Cruz, Aziza Brahim, Jackson Browne, Tal Wilkenfeld, Juan Quintero y Luna Monti, Raul Rodriguez, Maritirio, Carmen Paris, Maria del Mar Bonet, Judit Neddermann, Rusó Sala, La Shica etc...

Singer, composer, guitarist, and producer, he unapologetically deploys his rich musical universe, the result of numerous influences (especially traditional music) from which, at the same time, he distances himself to create his own unmistakable style. Coming from a jazz background, he has renewed the various formulas of Mediterranean music.

Martí Hosta is a drummer, percussionist, and sound creator. He share the stage with Mila Trani, Sofia Ribeiro, Guillem Roma, Momi Maiga, Walid Mahmoud, Arremar etc. Insòlit Trio (2011) and Bengalah (2018) are the two albums he released of his own compositions.

Conchi Jiménez Alcaraz is a professional Spanish dance performer, choreographer, and teacher from Albacete. She trained at the “José Antonio Ruiz” Professional Dance Conservatory, the Andalusian Dance Centre, and the “María de Ávila” Higher Dance Conservatory in Madrid, specializing in choreography and performance.