Pop for Weddings

Nuria Fergó brings flamenco pop, copla and ranchera to a set featuring well-known songs from her career.

Paolo Vallesi performs Italian pop, including well-known songs such as «La Fuerza de la Vida» and «Grande».

Asturian folk, electronic beats, cabaret and social commentary meet in Rodrigo Cuevas’s multidisciplinary live show.

Rubén Pozo brings urban rock, solo material and songs from his time in Pereza to the live stage.

Julia Cry brings an urban sound shaped by afro, flamenco and jazz influences to the stage.

Book Roser, the voice of Quiero besarte, No vuelvas and Fuego, for 2000s parties, festivals and town festivities in 2026. Quote within 24 hours.

The former Spandau Ballet singer performs the band’s 80s hits alongside other covers.

Estela Trujillo blends flamenco, pop and urban sounds in a flamenco-flow set of original songs and covers.

María José Llérgo brings together flamenco and electronic sounds in intimate songs from “Sanación” and “Ultrabelleza”.

Mario Jefferson brings his distinctive pop vocals to the stage, with original songs including “No lo ves” and “Spin My Head”.

Raúl El Balilla blends flamenco, rumba and pop, performing covers alongside original songs.

Murcian singer-songwriter Salva Ortega has over 20 years’ experience, with pop, Latin, bachata and flamenco in his repertoire.

Book Selena Leo, member of Sonia y Selena and voice of Yo quiero bailar, for 2000s parties, town festivities and events in 2026.

Tarque brings Carlos Tarque’s solo rock project to the stage, drawing on the hard-edged sounds of the 1970s.

Basque indie rock band Belako pair guitars and punk energy with lyrics in Basque and English.

Camarón de la Isla’s children honour his flamenco legacy with versions of some of his best-known songs.

Karmento blends singer-songwriter music, copla, flamenco and Manchegan folk in a personal, roots-led live performance.

Kuve blends alternative pop rock and electronic pop in a live show led by Maryan Frutos’s distinctive voice.

Roko brings a versatile voice shaped by pop, jazz and flamenco, alongside experience in music theatre and television.

Shuarma, the singer of Elefantes, has a personal, intimate solo career and has collaborated with Enrique Bunbury.

Book Manu Tenorio, a voice from the first Operación Triunfo, for town fiestas, theatres and festivals in 2026. Firm quote in 24 h.