Madame Vodevil

Nacida en Barcelona en 1985. Músico, cantaora, compositora y arreglista. Licenciada en Cante Flamenco en la ESMUC (Escuela Superior de Música de Catalunya) y formada en la Fundación Cristina Heeren de Arte Flamenco de Sevilla. Ha realizado giras y conciertos por más de una quincena de países, entre ellos: Estados Unidos, China, Nueva Zelanda, México, Argentina o Suiza. Ha presentado su show en espacios tan representativos como la Catedral de Barcelona o la plaza de Callao de Madrid.

En los últimos años ha participado como corista en la gira mundial de El mal querer de Rosalía y ha actuado y/o grabado con artistas como Juan Gómez Chicuelo, Sílvia Pérez Cruz, Las Migas, Rafael Lechowski, Filarmónica de Oviedo, La Tana, Alfonso Villalonga, Toni Mir, Carles Dénia, Karen Lugo y un largo etcétera.

Actualmente Anna Colom se encuentra presentando Cayana, un profundo estudio por los folclores y ritmos que han influenciado al flamenco a lo largo de la historia. Un álbum con referencias que van desde la samba brasileña al candombe uruguayo, desde el fandango veracruzano al de Huelva. Un paseo por la guajira y el cabal, por la zamba argentina y la soleá. Un homenaje a Cádiz desde las bulerías a las bamberas y cantes de columpio. Una mirada al pasado a través de los cantes de trabajo: temporeras, trillas flamencas y cantos camperos de Segovia y Extremadura. Una sentida ofrenda a una madre a través de unos abandolaos lucentinos.

Cayana flamenco y es mestizaje. Es historia de la música contada a través de la música.

After more than a decade and five albums leading Novedades Carminha, Santiago de Compostela-born Carlangas formally launched his solo project in 2022. Before that, he had collaborated with artists such as Baiuca, Sen Senra, Bronquio, Ilegales and Joe Crepúsculo, among others. In 2023 he released his self-titled debut album featuring collaborations with artists of the stature of Manu Chao.

Since 2023 he has performed more than 100 shows, receiving overwhelming praise from specialized media such as Jenesaispop, Rockdelux and Mondosonoro. He has appeared at nearly all the most important festivals in Spain, demonstrating that he is one of the leading figures of a sound that draws equally from New York new wave and the Madchester movement, as well as from the groove of modern pop. His musical code evokes bands such as Parcels, Khruangbin or L’Impératrice, while still maintaining punk spirit and rock culture at its core.

In 2024 he released Bailódromo (Vol. 1), his second album, which was widely acclaimed by critics and described by some specialized media as “one of the lost gems of recent Spanish pop”, including Jenesaispop and Mondosonoro. Fnac even ranked it No. 1 among the best albums of the year.

In January 2026 Carlangas released the first single, “Podría ser peor” feat. Leiva, from his upcoming album due in spring. The new material features a more rock-oriented sound and influences from bands such as The Strokes, The Libertines and Blur, recovering part of the more electric spirit of Novedades Carminha while reinforcing the sonic identity he has developed during his first years as a solo artist.

Born in Lisbon and daughter of renowned fado singer Teresa Siqueira, Carminho grew up surrounded by Portuguese guitars and traditional fado houses. She first performed publicly at the age of 12 at the Coliseu dos Recreios and has since built a career defined by respect for tradition and a constant search for new languages within the genre.

From the beginning of her career, Carminho has taken her music to major theatres and festivals across Europe, the Americas, Asia and Oceania, touring countries such as Brazil, the United States, Canada and Japan, consolidating her international projection.

Throughout her career she has collaborated with key figures such as Caetano Veloso, Coldplay, Rosalía, Chico Buarque, Milton Nascimento, Laurie Anderson and Pablo Alborán.

Her debut album Fado (2009) went platinum and was named Album of the Year by the British magazine Songlines. With Alma (2012) she strengthened her international recognition and her connection with Brazil.

In 2016, invited by the family of Antônio Carlos Jobim, she recorded Carminho canta Tom Jobim. With Maria (2018) she assumed artistic production for the first time.

In 2023 she released Portuguesa, which earned her a Latin Grammy nomination. That same year she performed her composition “Estrela” for Pope Francis during World Youth Day.

In 2024 she released the EP Carminho at Electrical Audio, recorded in analog in Chicago with Steve Albini.

In 2025 she released her latest album, Eu vou morrer de amor ou resistir. In 2026 she will present this project live, opening a new international chapter in her career.

Crystal Fighters are the true sound of early 21st-century alternative festivals. If one day, in a distant future where we live immersed in metaverses, someone wonders what that era sounded like, the answer will be simple: “like Crystal Fighters”.

Since their breakthrough on the independent scene, the British band has established itself as one of the quintessential festival headliners, bringing their energetic and emotional performances around the world. Their music — blending infectious British pop melodies, expansive electronics and a distinctive sense of epic scale — has become an essential soundtrack of the past two decades.

With a repertoire that has left a lasting mark on alternative music, Crystal Fighters remain one of the most iconic acts on the international circuit.

The band has performed at some of Spain’s most emblematic venues and festivals such as Movistar Arena, Primavera Sound, Mad Cool, Bilbao BBK Live, FIB Benicàssim, Arenal Sound and Sonorama Ribera.

They are currently concluding the live cycle of their latest album LIGHT+, while preparing a new record scheduled for release in 2027.

Dora Postigo Salvatore (Madrid, 2004) began playing the piano at the age of five and by nine was already covering artists such as Ella Fitzgerald and Kendrick Lamar, references that reflect the breadth of her musical universe from a very early age. At just ten years old she opened a YouTube channel that soon led her to become the vocalist of the Creativa Junior Big Band.

Artistic blood runs through her veins: daughter of Bimba Bosé and musician and filmmaker Diego Postigo, great-granddaughter of Lucía Bosè and Luis Miguel Dominguín, and grand-niece of Miguel Bosé. A lineage that, rather than defining her, has served as a starting point for building her own bold path.

In 2019, at the age of 15, she released her first single, “Saving Star”, followed by songs such as “Call Me Back” and “Ojos de serpiente”. Her repertoire blends pop, R&B, soul, neo-bolero and indie electronic sounds.

Her talent has also extended into film and fashion: she debuted as a model with David Delfín in 2018 and starred in the film Rainbow (2022), directed by Paco León and released on Netflix. She also holds the record for being the youngest celebrity ever to appear on the cover of Vogue.

In November 2025 she released DeSAFINADO with Nico. On December 18 she released “Rákata” feat. Marlon Collins. During 2026 she will release the first singles from her next album, scheduled for spring 2027.

Muy pronto…

Gaby Moreno is a Guatemalan singer, songwriter and producer, winner of a Grammy Award, two Latin Grammys and an Emmy nominee. In 2024 she was recognized by the BBC as one of the most influential and inspiring women of the year on its 100 Women list.

With a powerful voice and a warm, eclectic sound that moves between blues, R&B, Americana and Latin rhythms, she has established herself as one of the most recognized Latin American artists and has shared the stage with international stars such as Bono (U2), Andrea Bocelli, Tracy Chapman, Hugh Laurie, Buena Vista Social Club and Calexico.

In the Spanish-speaking world she has collaborated with artists such as Natalia Lafourcade, Leiva, Omara Portuondo, Sílvia Pérez Cruz, Love of Lesbian and Ricardo Arjona.

Throughout her career she has performed in cities ranging from Los Angeles to Vienna, from Mexico City to Barcelona, from Tegucigalpa to Ljubljana, from Paris to New York and from Rio de Janeiro to Madrid.

Recently she was named the first UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador for Guatemala and works closely with organizations supporting marginalized communities.

With over 20 years of musical career and six studio albums, Las Migas have become one of Spain’s most internationally renowned bands. They have performed in more than 50 countries, including the United States, India, France, Egypt, Mexico, Cuba, Italy, Namibia, Jamaica, Algeria, Hong Kong, Germany, Chile, Sweden, Ukraine, and Morocco, among many others.

They have been nominated four times for the Latin Grammy Awards in the category of Best Flamenco Album (2016, 2022, 2024, 2025), winning the award in 2022 and 2025. They also received the MIN Awards in 2019 and 2023 for their albums Rumberas and Libres.

In May 2025, Las Migas released their new album Flamencas, a project that pays tribute to the essence and purity of flamenco while reinterpreting its codes through a much more contemporary lens. This evolution is wrapped in a strong visual identity, already showcased in the music video for Celos, directed by renowned fashion photographer Javier Biosca. The album is produced by Sebastián Merlín (Jorge Drexler, Rozalén), Marta Robles, and Oriol Riart, and features a collaboration with Tanxugueiras—key figures in the new Galician folk scene—on the track Grito, a song that transcends both musical and geographical boundaries.

Following an extensive 25+ date tour across the United States and Canada in 2024, the band continues to explore flamenco fusion in their upcoming world tour for the 2025/26 season. Highlights include performances at the Palau de la Música Catalana in Barcelona, the prestigious Barcelona Jazz Festival, and Madrid’s Gran Teatro Príncipe Pío, alongside international dates in the UK, Mexico, UAE, Turkey, Brazil, Switzerland, Bulgaria, and Tunisia.

Throughout their career, Las Migas have collaborated with a wide range of acclaimed artists, including Estrella Morente, Viva Suecia, Rozalén, El Kanka, Kevin Johansen, Tomatito, Miguel Poveda, María Peláe, Raül Refree, Josemi Carmona, and Loli Molina. These collaborations further highlight the remarkable musicality of this unstoppable group of women, who have built a community of over one million followers on Instagram.

Lila Downs is one of the most influential and recognized voices in Latin America over the past decades.

Singer, songwriter, producer, actress and anthropologist, Lila Downs has forged a unique career that intertwines ancestral traditions with contemporary sounds. Her music — performed in Spanish, English and Indigenous languages such as Mixtec, Zapotec, Nahuatl, Maya and Purépecha — has made her a cultural reference.

Winner of a Grammy and six Latin Grammys, her discography includes albums such as Una sangre (One Blood), Pecados y milagros, Raíz (with Niña Pastori and Soledad), Balas y chocolate and Salón, lágrimas y deseo.

She has also appeared in film — notably in Frida (2002) — and collaborated with artists including Mercedes Sosa, Carlos Santana, Natalia Lafourcade, Juan Gabriel, Niña Pastori, Bunbury, Andrés Calamaro, Diego El Cigala and Rocío Dúrcal.

In 2026 she will present her new album Cambias mi mundo across the Americas and Europe.

Manuel García is one of the most important singer-songwriters in contemporary Latin American music. With a body of work that blends trova, folk and roots rock, he has established himself as one of the most influential voices of his generation.

Throughout his career he has received major recognitions, including the National Music Prize President of the Republic of Chile (2008), the Gardel Award (Argentina) for Best Concept Album in 2020 for Abrazo de hermanos, and the Pulsar Award for Best Singer-Songwriter.

His career began in the 1990s with the band Mecánica Popular, a reference of the new Chilean song movement. In 2005 he began his solo career with the album Pánico, a record that marked a generation and positioned him as a central figure in the Latin American music scene.

Since then he has developed a solid discography with albums such as Témpera, Acuario, Retrato iluminado and Harmony Lane, several of them certified gold and platinum in Chile.

He has collaborated with internationally renowned artists such as Mon Laferte, Silvio Rodríguez, Natalia Lafourcade, Rozalén, Jack Johnson and Inti-Illimani Histórico, and has brought his music to stages across the Americas and Europe.

With a body of work deeply connected to poetry, memory and the tradition of Latin American songwriting, Manuel García co

Natalia Lafourcade is one of the leading figures of 21st-century Latin American music and a key heir to the tradition of Latin American songwriting in our time. A Mexican singer-songwriter, composer and producer, her work has built a bridge between tradition and contemporary sound, revitalizing the Latin American songbook and introducing it to new generations of listeners around the world.

Throughout her career she has become the most awarded female artist in the history of the Latin Grammys, with 21 Latin Grammys and 5 Grammy Awards.

Since her debut in the early 2000s she has built a landmark discography with albums such as Hasta la raíz, Musas, Un canto por México, De todas las flores and Cancionera.

She has collaborated with key international artists such as Juan Gabriel, Omara Portuondo, Gilberto Gil, Jorge Drexler, Devendra Banhart and Jon Batiste.

In Spain she has performed in emblematic venues such as Teatro Real in Madrid, Gran Teatre del Liceu in Barcelona, Noches del Botánico, Cap Roig and Starlite.

With a body of work deeply connected to poetry, memory and Latin American cultural identity, Natalia Lafourcade has become one of the essential voices of contemporary music.

Sexy Zebras is one of the most powerful and recognizable bands in contemporary Spanish rock. The Madrid-based trio was formed in 2013 and has since built a career marked by the intensity of their live shows, their irreverent attitude and a sound that combines the energy of alternative rock with a strong generational identity.

From their beginnings with the garage and punk sound of Hola somos los putos Sexy Zebras (2015) and La polla (2017), to more mature works such as Calle liberación (2022) and Bravo (2025), the band has evolved toward a distinctive sound and discourse, consolidating itself as a reference point for new Spanish-language rock.

Their explosive and visceral live performances have become one of the band’s defining trademarks, with many considering them one of the most powerful live acts in Spanish rock today. During their latest tours they have repeatedly sold out venues in numerous cities, culminating this growth with their concert at Madrid’s Movistar Arena in January 2026.

Throughout their career they have performed at some of the country’s most important festivals, including Sonorama Ribera, Mad Cool, Viña Rock, Arenal Sound, Low Festival and Interestelar. They have also taken their music beyond Spain with tours in the United States and Mexico, participating in major festivals such as Vive Latino and Pal Norte.

Along the way they have collaborated with prominent artists from the national and international scene such as Vetusta Morla, Molotov, Dani Fernández and Arde Bogotá.

With a free and provocative attitude deeply connected to the energy of live performance, Sexy Zebras have become one of the most representative bands of contemporary Spanish rock.

Silvana Estrada is one of the most personal and moving voices of the new Latin American song movement. Born in Veracruz (Mexico), her music combines the folklore of her homeland with a strong jazz background, creating an intimate and contemporary proposal that has captivated audiences on both sides of the Atlantic.

Her interpretive sensitivity and ability to renew tradition have led many media outlets to describe her as “the millennial Chavela”.

Winner of the Latin Grammy for Best New Artist in 2022, which she shared with Ángela Álvarez, Silvana gained international recognition with her debut album Marchita (2022), produced by Gustavo Guerrero and released by the American label Glassnote.

In recent years she has collaborated on stage and in the studio with artists such as Natalia Lafourcade, AURORA, Mon Laferte, Jorge Drexler, Leiva, Camilo, Carlos Vives, Guitarricadelafuente, Sílvia Pérez Cruz, Valeria Castro, El Kanka, Love of Lesbian and Vetusta Morla.

In the United States she has performed more than 60 concerts since 2022, appearing at festivals such as Lollapalooza Chicago, Outside Lands and Hollywood Bowl.

Her second album, Vendrán suaves lluvias (2025), produced by the artist herself, marks a new stage in her career.

In 2026 she will present this project in Europe, LatAm and the United States.

Valeria Castro has established herself as an undeniable force in Spanish-language music. At just 26 years old, the Canary Islands artist has become one of the most exciting voices of her generation and, for many, the most moving voice in Spanish music today, thanks to a unique interpretive sensitivity and an extraordinary ability to connect with audiences.

After completing an 82-date tour with sold-out performances in theatres across more than ten countries, while also filling Spain’s leading theatres, Valeria released El cuerpo después de todo in 2025, her second full-length album. Produced by eight-time Latin Grammy winner Carles Campi Campón (Jorge Drexler, Natalia Lafourcade, Vetusta Morla), the album represents a decisive step in her artistic and personal evolution. Recorded between Spain and Mexico, the record presents a more mature and courageous Valeria, capable of exploring deep emotions with a sensitivity that has become her hallmark.

The artist is currently bringing the international tour for this album to a close, a run of more than 100 shows that has taken her to more than 17 countries and marks a turning point in her career. Among her recent milestones is her sold-out concert at Madrid’s Movistar Arena, as well as performances at major venues such as Tenerife’s Pabellón Santiago Martín, Gran Canaria Arena and Barcelona’s Palau Sant Jordi, confirming her growth as one of the most relevant artists of her generation.

Throughout her career she has received numerous accolades, including the Ondas Award for Musical Phenomenon of the Year (2025), three consecutive Latin Grammy nominations (2023, 2024 and 2025) and two Goya Award nominations. She has also received distinctions such as Best Roots Album and Best New Artist at the MIN Awards, several ACAMUS Awards and the Gold Medal of the Canary Islands, consolidating a career marked by recognition from both critics and the industry.

Over the years she has collaborated with internationally renowned artists such as Alejandro Sanz, La Oreja de Van Gogh, Julieta Venegas, Natalia Lafourcade, Silvana Estrada, Vetusta Morla, Dani Fernández, Viva Suecia, Love of Lesbian, Vicente García and Sílvia Pérez Cruz, reaffirming her place as one of the essential voices in contemporary Hispanic music.

Vicente García, winner of 5 Latin Grammys, is one of the great renovators of contemporary Caribbean music and one of the most influential artists of the new Latin American generation. A Dominican singer-songwriter, composer and producer, his work has elegantly updated the traditional sounds of the Caribbean — bachata, bolero, reggae and tropical folk — connecting them with a contemporary sensibility. Many point to him as one of the great heirs to the Dominican musical tradition projected by artists such as Juan Luis Guerra, taking that legacy into new sonic territories.

His album A la mar (2016) marked a turning point in his career and in the Latin American music scene, receiving three Latin Grammys at the 18th edition of the awards, including Best New Artist, and becoming over time a true cult album, with more than 270 million streams on Spotify. He later expanded his musical universe with works such as Candela (2019) and Camino al sol (2022), albums that reinforced his artistic identity and earned him new Latin Grammy and Grammy Award nominations. In 2023, during the ceremony held in Seville, he received his fourth Latin Grammy, and in 2025 he added his fifth, confirming his position as one of the leading names in contemporary Latin American music.

With more than 2 million monthly listeners on Spotify, Vicente García has brought his music to major stages across Latin America, the United States and Europe, and has shared the stage and collaborations with artists such as Juan Luis Guerra, Rubén Blades, Kany García, Silvana Estrada, El Kanka and Valeria Castro, among many others.

In Spain he has developed a very special relationship with audiences, touring continuously since 2017 and performing at emblematic venues such as Noches del Botánico in Madrid, Jardín de Viveros in Valencia, La Mar de Músicas in Cartagena and Estadio Gran Canaria in Las Palmas. In 2023 he also starred in one of the most acclaimed concerts of Madrid’s Festival de la Hispanidad, consolidating his presence in the Spanish music scene.

With a proposal deeply connected to Caribbean roots and a contemporary outlook that transcends borders, Vicente García has established himself as one of the most elegant and representative voices in 21st-century Latin American music.

Zenet is one of the most elegant and distinctive voices in Spanish-language music. A singer, composer and actor, his career has made him an essential figure in Latin jazz and contemporary song, thanks to a unique style that combines sophistication, emotion and extraordinary interpretive ability. With more than fifteen years of career behind him, Zenet has built his own artistic universe where jazz, bolero, bossa nova, swing and blues coexist, always shaped by a deeply personal sensibility.

Since his debut with Los mares de China in 2008, Zenet has won over critics and audiences with songs that have already become classics, such as “Soñar contigo”, “Un beso de esos” and “Me gustas”. His discography has become a sonic journey that revisits the great genres of song with a contemporary perspective, always accompanied by an elegant and theatrical stage presence that recalls the great crooners and the world of cabaret.

Throughout his career he has received numerous recognitions, including the International Cubadisco Award for La guapería in 2019 and several MIN Awards, including Best New Artist, Best Fusion Album and Best Jazz Album for Los mares de China, Si sucede conviene and Todas las calles, respectively.

In addition to his musical career, Zenet has developed a distinguished path as an actor. He starred in the series El joven Picasso and was nominated for the Goya Award for Best Original Song for “Entre tu balcón y mi ventana”, part of the soundtrack of the film Una palabra tuya, directed by Ángeles González-Sinde. He also took part in an international Loewe campaign alongside Linda Evangelista, reflecting his artistic and aesthetic dimension as a multidisciplinary creator.

Over the years he has shared the stage and collaborations with artists such as Miguel Poveda, El Kanka, Sílvia Pérez Cruz, Coque Malla, Xoel López, Rozalén, Vanesa Martín and Javier Ruibal, consolidating a career marked by musical elegance and respect for the tradition of song.

In 2026 he presents his new album, Las manos y la voz, one of his most refined and personal works. In this record, Zenet returns to the essence of song and to the genres that have shaped his career — from bolero to blues, including bossa nova and tango — surrounded by an extraordinary cast of musicians. The album is also an emotional tribute to José Taboada, his musical companion for so many years, and reflects the artistic maturity of a creator who understands music as a craft made with time, emotion and truth.