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La Chispa blends flamenco with urban music, bringing Claudia Gómez’s distinctive voice and contemporary sound to the stage.

Lucrecia brings Afro-Cuban roots together with son, salsa, bolero and Latin jazz.

Luis Mas combines vocals and piano, with jazz and modern music training and songs from his album «Dime cómo hacemos».

Luis Miguel brings Latin pop and bolero together, drawing on a career that has made him one of Mexico’s best-known international singers.

Lys Pardo performs an acoustic tribute to her father, Juan Pardo, featuring songs from across his career.

Malú brings a powerful voice and a long career in Spanish pop, with well-known songs including “Aprendiz”, “Toda” and “Blanco y negro”.

Manuel Martínez pairs his work with Medina Azahara with songs from two solo albums.

Marta Andrés is a Valladolid-born singer-songwriter whose original songs have a rock edge.

Martin Urrutia brings together music, dance and acting, with a profile shaped by Operación Triunfo and his single «Rompeolas».

Mirela brings pop and R&B together with experience in television and musical theatre.

Moncho Chavea’s Spanish trap sound blends flamenco, hip-hop, reggae and Latin rhythms.

Nacho Campillo, singer and songwriter with Tam Tam Go, performs solo with top musicians and a warm, distinctive voice.

Nalaya Brown is a singer and songwriter whose work spans electronic music, jazz and pop.

Natalia (OT) brings Spanish pop hits and a career spanning music and television to live events.

Italian pop-rock singer Nek performs in Italian and Spanish, with familiar songs including “Laura no está” and “Tu nombre”.

Nerea Rodríguez is a pop singer and actress whose work spans musical theatre, television, film and voice acting.

Nía Correia brings the voice and pop repertoire of the 2020 Operación Triunfo winner to the stage.

Nicki Nicole blends urban sounds, pop and R&B, with a set featuring solo tracks and collaborations.

Paco Arrojo brings pop-soul and light music together with musical theatre experience and original songs.

Paula Cendejas blends pop, urban influences and ballads, with original songs and notable collaborations.

Pedro Capó blends Latin pop with contemporary sounds, with hits such as “Calma”, “La fiesta” and “Tutu”.

Pepe Begines brings the agropop of No me pises que llevo chanclas together with songs from his solo career.

Putochinomaricón combines electronic pop, satire and social critique, with songs such as “Gente de mierda”.