MUSICIAN

Based in Barcelona, Afro Latin Jam All Stars is a collective of accomplished musicians who, among many other performances, host a weekly jam session dedicated to “salsa dura”, Latin jazz, and Afro-Caribbean rhythms. With outstanding quality and authenticity in every performance, this inclusive, vibrant, and multicultural gathering helps strengthen Barcelona’s reputation as one of Europe’s live salsa capitals.

Flamenco singer Cristian Saucedo embraces flamenco as a profound journey toward truth and beauty. As he himself puts it, “to be moved, in order to move others”—transcending any particular style or aesthetic. His voice, rich in depth and expression, brings intense drama to his singing, shaping a personal style that grows ever deeper and more authentic.

Throughout his career, Saucedo has incorporated into his repertoire classic palos such as Cante de Trilla, Soleares de Triana, Tientos-Tangos, Malagueñas, Bulerías from Utrera and Lebrija, Alegrías, Seguiriyas, Colombianas, Fandangos, and Bulerías from Jerez. With each performance, he continues to forge his own cante jondo style—marked by humility and respect—inviting audiences to experience the true, profound essence of flamenco.

Enma Fernández proudly stands as one of Barcelona’s most prolific musicians. A gifted singer and virtuoso pianist, musical director, charismatic showman, and captivating stage presence, he leads a band comprised of highly respected musicians. Together, horns, piano, vocals, and percussion fuse seamlessly to deliver a vibrant and unforgettable brass band experience.

The concerts of this group are always a celebration, a party… an endless “gozadera”. With a repertoire that honors the golden era of salsa, over the years and through countless weekly shows, they have earned a loyal audience, creating unmissable gatherings that honor the timeless ritual of dance and joy to the beat and rhythm of Salsa Brava.

The Moon in a Pot takes audiences on a profound journey through the emotional depths of a moon endlessly searching for its true essence. It presents happiness as an essential, non-negotiable tool for reconnection—a heartfelt celebration of optimism designed for all ages, including babies and early childhood.

This work embraces innovative ways to engage the audience, a hallmark of La Petita Malumaluga, a company made up of dancers and musicians. Employing an artistic language that steers clear of infantilization, the piece encourages a thoughtful reflection on children’s cultural programming and challenges traditional notions of what is deemed “appropriate” for young audiences.

Los Buenos Valedores honor the tradition of the romantic song trio, where the guitar serves as an indispensable companion, always accompanied by percussion. Their musical style blends boleros, rumbas, cha-cha-cha, waltzes, “cuplés por bulería”, swing, and rancheras, offering fresh and heartfelt reinterpretations of love and heartbreak songs.

With a performance that exudes emotion and elegance, they skillfully weave flamenco, Latin, and American guitar styles into a mesmerizing cultural fusion—evoking beauty and loss with nuanced touches of humor and sophistication.

Los Fulanos bring new life to boogaloo—a vibrant fusion of salsa, mambo, funk, soul, and rhythm & blues—with bold authenticity and explosive power. Their concerts are high-voltage celebrations, where the audience surrenders to the band’s infectious rhythm and energy.

Recognized on the music scene as true torchbearers of the genre’s revival, they went on to record with one of the key figures of Latin Soul, Joe Bataan. Together, they released King of Latin Soul (Vampi Soul). This collaboration led to a highly successful European tour, with Los Fulanos as Bataan’s official backing band.

They have also released Si Esto Se Acaba Que Siga el Boogaloo (Lovemonk) and Live at Jamboree (Satélite K), an album that captures the full intensity and charisma of their live performances—firmly establishing them as the undisputed kings of contemporary boogaloo.

Silarí is an artistic company devoted to creating flamenco and Catalan rumba dance performances. Bringing together some of the most outstanding dancers and musicians on today’s scene, the company blends tradition and innovation in stage productions that are vibrant, deeply moving, and visually powerful.

Their shows combine strength, sensitivity, and impeccable stagecraft—transforming flamenco and Catalan rumba into a living celebration of Mediterranean culture. More than just a performance, Silarí offers an experience that resonates, connects, and leaves a lasting mark.

Tromboranga embodies the true essence of “salsa dura”. Their signature sound blends bold trombones, tight percussion, and captivating “soneos”. Drawing inspiration from the salsa of the '60s and '70s, they deliver a raw, powerful, and irresistibly danceable groove.

This trio delivers a vibrant, high-energy sound that immerses listeners in a hypnotic blend of pulsating percussion, distorted guitars, and deep, resonant basslines. Their fusion of Amazonian cumbia and Afro-Caribbean rhythms invites both trance and motion, captivating genre lovers and dance enthusiasts alike. Tumbalé has emerged as a fresh, boundary-blurring, and electrifying force on the contemporary music scene.