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Marcela (Marcela Oroši) is a croatian singer-songwriter who defines her sound as "pop in a leather jacket". Combining a signature raspy voice with a fearless sense of vulnerability, she blends strength and sensitivity into anthemic rock & pop tracks that resonate with honesty and heart. From fronting a successful pop-rock band in the netherlands, Marcela has solidified her reputation as one of the most versatile and energetic performers in the regional rock & pop scene.

FLO – singer, songwriter, actress, and author – is one of the most versatile and compelling voices in the Italian music scene. Through her expressive artistry, she blends musical sophistication, theatrical presence, and poetic storytelling into intense soundscapes that move between delicacy and wildness. Her award-winning work and captivating stage presence have earned her acclaim from audiences and critics far beyond Europe.

Paula Grande & Vic Moliner bring together a vibrant fusion of jazz, Iberian and Latin American folk, creating a concert full of rhythm, color, and storytelling. Paula Grande, self-taught, bold, and of mixed heritage, moves effortlessly across genres. Her music flows freely, blending voices, beats, and melodies into something entirely her own. She has released solo albums Viatge Interestellar (2016), Sóc (2018), and D.O.’s (2022), as well as Vega (2020). Along the way, she has collaborated with Clara Peya, Judit Neddermann, Vic Moliner, Guadi Galego, and Las Karamba, the band she co-founded. Vic Moliner, bassist, composer, and multi-instrumentalist, shapes music and poetry into sonic landscapes that explore emotion, identity, and transformation. His albums, including Foc i endreces (2023) and ARA (2016), as well as projects like Verd i Blau and ÍNDIGA with Clara Peya, show a relentless search for expression through sound. Together, they weave voice, Venezuelan cuatro, and double bass into a rich tapestry of music, where tradition meets improvisation and stories unfold in every note. Their collaboration is a journey through rhythm, harmony, and emotion—a musical conversation that invites the audience to listen, feel, and move with them.

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Katarina Pejak is a Serbian jazz and blues singer, pianist, and singer-songwriter who has been based in France since 2022. After completing her classical piano training in Belgrade, she turned her focus to American musical traditions and improvised music. She further developed this direction by studying at the renowned Berklee College of Music in Boston. Since 2010, Katarina Pejak has released five studio albums and one EP, establishing herself as a distinctive voice on the international scene. Her musical influences range from Norah Jones and Tom Waits to Otis Spann, Nina Simone, and Ray Charles. Her fourth album, Roads That Cross, produced by guitarist Mike Zito for the Ruf Records label and released in February 2019, was named Best Blues Album by AllMusic. In 2020, she self-produced the EP Outside Looking In, featuring Dana Colley (Morphine) on saxophone. The release was widely praised by leading music publications, including American Songwriter, Glide, and Americana Highways. In May 2024, she released her fifth studio album, Pearls On A String, further showcasing her artistic evolution.

Photocredit: Stasa Bukumirovic