Selva de Mar, the duo formed by Sasha Agranov and Pablo Wainer, was created in 2006 in Barcelona. With four albums released under the New York label Whatabout Music, they have performed internationally in countries like Japan, France, and Jordan. Their music, a fusion of cello, hang, and percussion, creates temporal and utopian atmospheres, moving away from established styles. They are currently featured on WFMU, one of the most influential radio stations in New York.

Sara Evans (Harp) and Damien Papin (double bass) present to us: Keryda, an unusual duo, formed by a Celtic harp and a double bass, a journey from east to west where the opposites harmonize creating an amalgam of self-composed sounds inspired by ancestral traditional music from around the world.

The two multi-instrumentalists, known for their remarkable performances with self-built instruments in the project ORT – Orquesta ReuSónica Trío, return to the seven-string guitar and traditional percussion to present a repertoire dedicated to the sea. The program explores compositions by Egberto Gismonti and original and traditional songs from various cultures, performed in multiple languages. It is a journey through music, songs, and stories, where the sea becomes the guiding thread.

The duo Manon Chevalier & Leandro López-Nussa was born from the meeting of two jazz-rooted musicians who blend influences ranging from Mexican pop-jazz to British soul, passing through North American jazz. Their music is vibrant and pure. Their undeniable charm and chemistry make them a duo that is both moving and powerful.

One of the most unique and captivating acts on the current scene, Escarteen Sisters is a duo that combines the power of violin and cello with the warmth of their voices, creating an organic and singular sound. With their third album Pedra i Ploma, they present a world of their own where chamber textures, African rhythms, folk melodies, and jazz harmonies coexist.

Vestido Estampado is a project born from the shared passion of a father and daughter for music. An intimate communication established in the warmth of family. Marta Descamps (lead vocals) and Nando Descamps (voice and guitar) present Vestido Estampado; a musical ensemble that journeys through Brazilian rhythms, reinterpreting classics of bossa nova, samba, and more contemporary pieces of Lusitanian music.

The Argentine singer and composer Ana Rossi presents her first album of her own compositions. "Una Casa" Musical metaphor of intimate and personal space that protects and defines us. A place to welcome, receive and share, with a variety of colors, lights and nuances, where Latin American folklore and that of the peninsula, Brazilian popular music, original song and poetry converse. Ana Rossi (Voice and Guitar) and Juan Pablo Balcázar (double bass)

The Durán Brothers, Colombians at heart from Medellín with a wandering spirit, blend Latin American folk rhythms with Catalan rumba. Juan Pablo (vocals and guitar) and Juan David (drums) offer an intimate, delicate format full of color and rhythm. Their music invites you to pause time and let the melodies carry you away. An experience that celebrates roots and joy. A musical journey connecting emotion, tradition, and magic.

Soroche is the meeting point between two voices that breathe at different tempos but beat within the same heart. The project brings together Affra, a Catalan singer-songwriter who explores the border between poetic songwriting and contemporary folklore, and Daniel Felices, a guitarist and producer with a flamenco soul and deep voice. Together they create a space where emotions breathe slowly: songs that embrace and move, woven between boleros, rancheras, and original melodies.

Naiara Armendáriz (voice and percussion) and David Fractals (handpan and voice) trace a journey through Latin America, Africa and the Mediterranean, where the traditional and the contemporary constantly dialogue from an intimate and poetic place, which little by little will make us part of their music. His concert will take us to visit various landscapes and musical styles, ranging from popular and folkloric music to self-composed songs.

Guillem Roma is an artist beyond labels, with a fresh and traveling spirit. His music moves between Latin American traditions, Balkan sounds, bolero, habanera, and Mediterranean echoes, creating a warm sonic universe that invites the audience to let themselves go. With six albums released and collaborations with artists such as Sílvia Pérez Cruz, Daniel, Me Estás Matando, Judit Neddermann, and Alessio Arena, Guillem Roma has established himself as one of the most distinctive voices.

Nathalie Chabot (violin) and Michel Michalakakos (viola), integral musicians of the National Orchestra of France, classical virtuosos with a long and extensive artistic career, performing in the best stages international, present a special, prepared by Gala Acústic, in the which will perform pieces by Handel, Telemann and Mozart, among others.

On this occasion the musicians Daniel Felices and Frederico Vannini come together to review the Bolero and the Latin American song. They marinate everything with modern influences and other musical genres such as Flamenco, Samba, Jazz or Pop.