Pop Rock for Corporate Events

Seville rap metal blending forceful guitars, electronic samples and raw vocals for high energy live shows.

Valencian electronic pop duo María Bas and Mark Dasousa, known for “Zorra” and their 80s-inspired sound.

Nena Daconte, Mai Meneses’ musical project, brings Spanish pop and well-known songs such as “Tenía tanto que darte” to live events.

Funk, rock, metal and rap with a southern Spanish edge in O’Funk’illo’s high-energy live show.

Madrid heavy metal veterans with over four decades of history, a four-piece line-up and a catalogue of landmark songs.

Olé Olé brings Spanish eighties pop back to the stage with familiar songs and voices from different chapters of the band.

Orquesta Mondragón blends Spanish pop, comedy and theatrical flair, led by Javier Gurruchaga and featuring the band’s best-known songs.

Pablomora blends pop rock, Latin rhythms, reggae, folk and rap with Lagarto Amarillo favourites and original songs.

Papa Topo bring electronic and 80s-inspired pop to the stage, with keyboards, guitar, flute, bass and vocals.

Pimpinela pair ballads with theatrical storytelling about love and relationships, performed by siblings Lucía and Joaquín Galán.

Playacoco blend pop, tropical rhythms and urban sounds with ukulele, guitar, original songs and danceable covers.

Porretas bring their Madrid rock sound and punk edge to festivals and parties with well-known songs.

Andalusian punk rock, a four-piece line-up and over three decades of socially minded songs and live performances.

Spanish urban rock led by Rulo’s unmistakable raspy voice, backed by a five-piece band.

An Extremaduran trio blending rock, rumba, punk and popular sounds in lively sets built around direct, familiar lyrics.

Saratoga brings Spanish heavy metal to the stage with a four-piece line-up and songs spanning the band’s career.

Shinova’s live band sound blends melodic pop and alternative rock, bringing Spanish indie songs to festivals and events.

Sidecars bring Spanish pop-rock, guitars and familiar songs to live shows for celebrations and events.

Barcelona trio Sidonie bring indie, psychedelic rock, pop, folk and electronic sounds to a lively live show.

Raw Spanish rock from Extremadura, poetic lyrics and a catalogue spanning more than ten studio albums.

Soledad Vélez’s indie catalogue spans songs in Spanish and English, including the Spanish-language album Nuevas épocas.

Rap metal, political satire and sharp social criticism from Spanish duo DiaSexto and MasaDemocrata, who regularly work with Scila.

Soziedad Alkoholika bring crossover, punk, hardcore and metal to the stage, with socially critical lyrics.

Led by Aurora Beltrán, Tahúres Zurdos brings Spanish rock and songs from across the band’s career.