#AperitivosThyssen. Spring 2022

Simona is an Argentine artist based in Barcelona. She frees her music from stereotypes, relishing the eternal dichotomy between good and evil. She continues to open her collage universe to the public, creating new sounds full of feelings, emotions, and stories as personal as they can be extrapolated, thus she connects with the audience.

Marina Herlop brings her classical music background up to date with the latest trends in electronic music. Through her themes, accompanied by a very careful staging, she creates open atmospheres that stimulate the imagination and invite us to enter otherworldly landscapes. Proof of this is Miu, the first single from his new album, Pripyat.

Ferran Palau's music is structured within the framework of soft-pop and is endowed with an intimate character. He is currently immersed in a tour of different venues and festivals presenting his last two albums, released in 2021: Parc, where he talks about suffering love, and Joia, an album in which he creates a sincere and honest atmosphere through the intimacy of voice and guitar

Sandra Monfort is a composer, guitarist and singer. She is a member of the group Marala and has just released her new album Niño Reptil Ángel, in which she combines traditional, avant-garde and electronic music, with touches of classical music, flamenco and pop. His songs speak of the human condition, the vulnerability of the soul, its strengths and fragilities.