Pop for Weddings

Alejandro Fernández moves between Mexican ranchera and Latin pop, drawing on a career with an international reach.

Álvaro Mayo brings electronic pop and a distinctive solo identity shaped by his appearance on Operación Triunfo 2024.

Amaia Romero blends pop with folk and rock touches, performing personal songs shaped by her distinctive voice.

Anaju is a singer-songwriter with an urban pop sound, a 2020 Operación Triunfo finalist and the artist behind the EP Mood.

Andy Morales brings his solo material together with songs from his time in Andy y Lucas in a warm, melodic live show.

Angy Fernández brings together pop rock, musical theatre and a career spanning music, television, film and stage.

Aurora Beltrán brings her Spanish rock career to the stage, from Tahúres Zurdos to her solo work.

Belinda brings Latin pop hits and a career spanning music, acting and television to live events.

Bizarrap brings urban music production and collaborations together in sessions with artists from different styles.

Chanel Terrero brings pop, choreography and a stage career spanning music, musical theatre, film and television.

Chayo Mohedano is a Spanish singer and television contributor with experience on stage and screen.

Melodic pop, well-known songs and acoustic versions, performed with guitar, percussion and piano.

Diego “El Cigala” brings flamenco together with bolero, tango, salsa and jazz in an internationally acclaimed musical journey.

Dora Postigo blends electronic pop, intimate songs and bolero in a distinctive set shaped by her voice and songwriting.

El Guincho is a Spanish singer, musician and producer known for his work with Rosalía and a sound spanning pop, tropicalism and house.

Spanish-language rock, a distinctive voice and a set drawing on his solo career and his time with Héroes del Silencio.

Fortu Sánchez brings four decades of Spanish heavy metal to the stage, best known as Obús’ vocalist and for his solo work.

Helena Bianco brings ye-yé sounds and songs from her years with Los Mismos to concerts and celebrations.

Israel B brings Spanish rap and trap, with an underground edge, direct lyrics and a history of notable collaborations.

Joaquín Padilla’s Covers Band pairs Iguana Tango favourites with well-known hits from the 1980s and 1990s.

José Otero is a powerful-voiced Canarian singer, a Benidorm Fest 2023 finalist with releases including «Inviernos en Marte».

Jerez-born singer Juan Peña brings a catalogue that includes «Mentías» and «No será fácil».

The singer behind Spanish pop favourites such as “El baúl de los recuerdos”, with a career spanning music, film and television.

Kayl blends trap, reggaeton and R&B in his own urban style, with tracks including “Tú y yo” and “Romeo”.