Fangoria is a Spanish musical duo formed by Alaska and Nacho Canut in 1989, following the dissolution of Alaska y Dinarama. Their style blends electronic music, pop, and disco, making them one of the most iconic bands in the Spanish music scene. Songs like A quién le importa and Ni tú ni nadie have become generational anthems. With over three decades of career, they have constantly evolved while maintaining their transgressive essence.

They have collaborated with various artists and continue to reinvent themselves with each new album. Fangoria is synonymous with freedom, style, and provocation, establishing themselves as key figures in electronic pop music.

José González is a Swedish-Argentine singer-songwriter celebrated for his quietly powerful and deeply resonant music. Despite a relatively sparse discography of four solo albums over 18 years, he has achieved global acclaim, selling out prestigious venues worldwide and accumulating billions of streams. His music, characterized by its intimate folk sound, intricate fingerpicking, and profound lyricism, has garnered platinum and gold records across continents. González's latest album, "Local Valley," showcases his signature melodic style while incorporating Spanish and Swedish lyrics, reflecting his multicultural heritage. The album explores existential themes and philosophical inquiries with a blend of accessible melodies and thoughtful arrangements. Known for his intellectual curiosity, his music often delves into complex subjects, creating a unique and compelling listening experience. His performances are marked by a serene yet powerful presence, offering a moment of reflective beauty and connection.

On the other hand, Charlie Cunningham, a quietly impactful musician, has carved a unique niche with his blend of melancholic melodies and intricate, rhythmically driven compositions, primarily on nylon-string guitar and piano. Overcoming dyslexia, he earned a music degree and, following a transformative three-year immersion in Seville's flamenco scene, honed his guitar skills before returning to London and Oxford's bar circuits. This journey fueled his songwriting, leading to three acclaimed albums and four EPs that have collectively amassed over half a billion streams, solidifying his presence in prestigious European concert halls. His latest single, "Happening Lately," produced by Luke Smith, further exemplifies Cunningham's artistry. It masterfully weaves his signature guitar work with deeply introspective and resilient lyrics, offering a compelling glimpse into his evolving musical landscape. Cunningham's ability to blend technical prowess with emotional depth continues to captivate audiences, marking him as a significant figure in contemporary music.

RAULE (Raúl Rubiales, Jerez de la Frontera, 1984) is an independent musician, composer, and singer who blends flamenco, pop, and funk. In 2015, he launched his solo career, completely reinventing his style with new lyrics, sound, and band. Since 2019, hits like “La Habitación Prohibida,” “Oasis Imperfecto,” “Cruje La Cama,” “Yo Quiero una Vida Contigo,” “Colega Antibalas,” and “Niño Salvaje” have become anthems in various regions of Spain.

After a spectacular 2022 with his LIMBO tour, RAULE continues to amaze with new tracks like “Avi,” “Furia y Humo,” “Cómo no te voy a Querer,” and “Sin Conexión.” He now returns with a refreshed live show and an impressive stage production in his most promising tour yet.

Get ready for a night full of energy, rhythm, and flavor with two of the most iconic groups in Latin music! Grupo Niche, founded in 1979 in Bogotá, Colombia, is one of the most legendary salsa bands worldwide. With their unmistakable style, they have captured hearts with hits like Cali Pachanguero and Gotas de Lluvia. Under the direction of Jairo Varela, they have been a reference for Colombian salsa, blending tradition and innovation for over four decades.

Their deep lyrics and contagious melodies have marked generations of fans around the world. Don’t miss the chance to experience the magic of Grupo Niche live.

René Pérez Joglar, known as Residente, is a Puerto Rican rapper, filmmaker, and activist celebrated for breaking creative and cultural barriers. As a co-founder of Calle 13 and a 31-time Grammy winner, he has captivated global audiences with his music and groundbreaking visual projects. He made his acting debut in In the Summers, an award-winning film at Sundance 2024.

Through his initiative 1868 Studios, Residente promotes cultural narratives in television and film, expanding his impact beyond music. Currently, he continues to sell out arenas worldwide with his tour Las Letras No Importan, earning accolades like his recent Latin Grammy for Best Short Form Music Video with "313."

The G-5 is what has always been called a supergroup. Or rather, in their own terminology, a ghost group, formed in 2006 by Kiko Veneno, El Canijo de Jerez, and Diego Ratón from Los Delinqüentes, Muchachito, and Tomasito. That same year, they released their only album to date, Tucaratupapi (2006), which is now out of print and unavailable on any digital platform.

In 2024, 18 years later, the G-5 reunites for several sporadic meetings to compose and record new songs, as well as for a single performance at the Noches del Botánico festival in Madrid. In early 2025, their first album Tucaratupapi will see the light of day on vinyl for the first time, as well as being made available on all digital platforms with a remixed and remastered edition. Also in 2025, during the spring, it seems likely we’ll get to hear the new songs resulting from these gatherings.