Artists for Weddings

Kassia play Spanish and international 80s and 90s pop rock covers, with a mobile stage, sound and lighting available.

Fifteen Brazilian percussionists bring samba rhythms and choreography to festivals and events.

A mobile disco with over 1,500 tracks, with the option to add musicians, bands, singers or dancers.

Mobile disco, sound and lighting services, DJs across genres and technical sound support for events.

A flexible charanga for birthdays, celebrations, parades and presentations, with music to suit different occasions.

Ketubara pairs live Afro-Brazilian percussion from Bahia with dance for lively celebrations and events.

Brazilian-inspired percussion with samba and axé for parties, parades and events.

Kevin Romero is a reggaeton DJ mixing genre classics and current hits with sound and visual effects.

DJ, karaoke and a musical duo for weddings, celebrations and parties, with music, hosting and audiovisual options.

Kiko Sevilla blends flamenco, sevillanas and rumba with pop, Latin and reggaeton songs in a flamenco style.

Flamenco fusion duo with vocals and guitar, optional percussion, and a set of pop, carnival and familiar songs.

Pop and rock covers from classics to recent hits, performed by vocalist Karla Lima and guitarist Fran Gómez.

Ktomamusic is a Seville flamenco fusion group with a broad repertoire for a range of audiences.

A five-piece band covering pop, rock and other styles from the 1970s to today, with violin as an optional sixth member.

A DJ and live saxophone set, with a DJ-only option and sound equipment available if needed.

A mobile disco for weddings and parties, with tailored music and sound and lighting setups suited to the venue.

A young Salamanca charanga for town festivals, capeas, university celebrations, hen and stag parties, and private events.

An experienced charanga with over 15 years in the field, a youthful spirit, and bookings across Madrid, Toledo, Segovia and Spain.

A Córdoba-based orchestra featuring vocals, guitars and a dance repertoire spanning current music, Caribbean rhythms and classics.

A tribute to La Oreja de Van Gogh, covering the band’s recorded work up to 2007, before Amaia Montero’s departure.

Afro-Brazilian percussion, batucada and brass-led street music in three line-ups for celebrations and events.

Four-piece covers band playing pop, rock, funk and Latin music, with a tailored set and sound equipment for smaller events.

La Calle el Son performs nuevo flamenco and flamenco versions of songs by different artists, with vocals, guitars, bass and percussion.

La Cavaera presents folk music from Huelva and flamenco in a one-hour concert featuring between six and twelve musicians.