Artists for Weddings

Omay is a Dominican artist based in Madrid who takes part in songwriting, production and music video direction.

Soleá Morente blends flamenco with pop, rock and electronic sounds in a distinctive live music proposal.

Suu blends songs in Catalan and Spanish, moving from intimate folk to a more forceful rock sound with an eighties-inspired edge.

Galician singer Yoly Saa brings her own Spanish pop songs to weddings, festivals and private events.

Book Angy Fernández, the voice of Sola en el silencio and Sé quién soy, for festivals, town fiestas and events in 2026.

Argentine singer, guitarist and songwriter whose Spanish rock repertoire spans Tequila, Los Rodríguez and his solo work.

Çantamarta blends hip-hop, electronic music and R&B with cultural and musical influences from the Latin Caribbean.

Chiara Oliver connects with audiences through her voice and a pop repertoire spanning different musical styles.

Delgao blends urban pop, electronic production and Latin rhythms in a distinctive sound shaped by stories of love and heartbreak.

Fusa Nocta blends trap, urban sounds and flamenco in original songs with social and feminist themes.

JP Fernandez brings flamenco and urban music together in an expressive, personal performance.

Juantxo Skalari brings together ska, reggae and songs from his projects with La Rude Band, SkalariaK and The Kluba.

Kiki Morente blends flamenco roots with contemporary sounds on albums including “Albayzín” and “El cante”.

La Cabra Mecánica return with Lichis for an anniversary tour featuring some of the band’s best-known songs.

Book La Caja de Pandora, the pop-rock band behind Acuérdate bien de mi cara, with its 25th anniversary tour for festivals and festivities in 2026.

Book Las Supremas de Móstoles, the sisters behind Eres un enfermo, for 2000s parties, festivals and events in 2026. Quote within 24 hours.

León Benavente bring four-piece indie rock to festivals, local fiestas, concert venues and private events.

Galician folk with Celtic influences, traditional instruments and a career that began in A Coruña in 1986.

Marlango pairs Leonor Watling’s vocals with Alejandro Pelayo’s piano, blending jazz, blues, rock and cabaret influences.

Book Miguel Campello, the voice of Elbicho, for fairs, festivities and festivals in 2026: flamenco, rumba and rock with a live band.

Muerdo blends singer-songwriter music with reggae, pop, folk, funk and hip-hop, pairing varied rhythms with socially minded lyrics.

Paul Thin blends pop, rock and alternative sounds in a live set built around his own songs.

Pig&Dan brings together techno and electronic experimentation in sets shaped by Dan Duncan and Igor Tchkotoua.