Artists for Corporate Events

Quevedo brings urban music and popular collaborations to concerts for parties, corporate events and private celebrations.

Book Ryan Castro, the Colombian singer behind Quema and Jordan, for parties, festivals and events in 2026. Closed quote within 24 h.

Book SFDK, the Seville rap duo behind Me queo en mi casa, for parties, festivals and events in 2026. Closed quote within 24 h.

Amaia Montero’s pop career spans her years with La Oreja de Van Gogh and her solo work, including “Rosas” and “Quiero ser”.

Book Black Coffee, the Grammy-winning South African DJ, for parties, festivals and events in 2026. Fixed quote within 24 h.

Leo Rizzi blends pop, indie and Latin rhythms, with songs such as “Amapolas” and “Conexión” and over 224 million video views.

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

Blas Cantó brings Spanish pop and songs from his solo career and time with Auryn to live events.

Book Chema Rivas, the Andalusian urban-pop singer behind Mil tequilas, for festivals and summer festivities in 2026. Quote within 24 hours.

Book Cruz Cafuné, the Canary Islands rapper behind Amén and Contando lunares, for parties, festivals and events in 2026. Closed quote within 24 h.

Book Danny Romero, the voice of Agáchate and Motívate, for town fiestas and festivals in 2026. Firm, no-obligation quote in 24 h.

Book Delaossa, the Málaga rapper behind Still Luvin and Ojos verdes, for parties, festivals and events in 2026. Closed quote within 24 h.

Book Demarco Flamenco, the Utrera singer behind La isla del amor, for fiestas, fairs and festivals with his Bonito Tour 2026. Quote within 24 hours.

Estopa bring rumba pop and well-known Spanish-language songs to large-scale live events.

Book Vanesa Martín, the singer-songwriter from Málaga behind Casa mía and Objetos perdidos, for parties, festivals and events in 2026. Closed quote in 24 h.

Colombian rock with folk roots, socially engaged lyrics and songs such as «Bolero Falaz» and «Florecita rockera».

Baccara bring their disco legacy to the stage, with Cristina Sevilla and Helen de Quiroga leading the current line-up.

Dellafuente blends rap, reggaeton and flamenco, bringing Andalusian roots to songs about love, family and friendship.