Julieta Venegas and Valeria Castro

Julieta Venegas, born in Mexico, is a renowned singer-songwriter known for her eclectic mix of pop and Latin genres. She's famous for hits like "Lento" and "Me Voy." She plays piano, accordion, and guitar, and has nine studio albums including "Aquí" and "Limon y Sal." Venegas has toured globally and composed scores for theater and film. She collaborated with Santiago Loza on "La Enamorada," a theatrical project in Buenos Aires. Her achievements include multiple awards and international recognition for her songwriting talent and distinctive style.

Born in La Palma, Valeria is a standout in the Hispanic music scene. Her music, a blend of deep emotions, won two Latin Grammy nominations and a Goya nod. She collaborated with icons like Julieta Venegas and Alejandro Sanz. With awards like the Premios MIN for Best Album and the Gold Medal from Canarias, Valeria continues to rise, set to tour 17 countries and perform at Madrid's Wizink Center. Produced by Carles Campi Campón, her work artfully intertwines personal growth and artistic maturity.