"An album with a traditional repertoire of habaneras, with our latest releases recorded for the first time," explains singer Jordi Grau about the album. Organic, which the habanera group Arjau has just released. The album is a dazzling development because it features two guest artists, Mariona Escoda and Sergio Dalma, with whom Arjau hopes to spread the love of habaneras to a wide audience, especially young people. Arjau formed twenty-eight years ago, and believes that the release of this album consolidates its long career.

With a lineup comprised exclusively of musicians who sing in Catalan, as is their trademark, the Campllong Musicant Festival will hold its new edition from June 25th to 29th. It will include a gastronomic space, the MusicanTast, where spectators can sample local cuisine. This year's guest musicians are Els Catarres, who will perform in Campllong on the 27th as part of their tour to present their new album; soprano Mireia Tarragó and musician Bernardo Rambeaud, who will open the festival on the 25th with a performance in the parish church, interpreting pieces by Toldrà, Cassadó, and Morera; singer Mariona Escoda, who will sing songs from her new album on the 26th, accompanied by her band; Manu Guix, with a review of the songs that have established him as one of the most acclaimed performers of Catalan music (the 28th); and island singer-songwriter Tomeu Penya, who will close the festival on the 29th with a performance as part of his 45th Anniversary Tour. The concerts will be held in the church square and inside the church.

At just 6 years old, singer Mariona Escoda (Valls, 2001) first encountered music, and from a very young age, she began earning money for her passion. "My first income was as a singer. I started out performing at civil weddings at the Valls Town Hall," she explains in a statement to Empresas. In that case, they gave her "a small envelope with money" and she has kept it as a souvenir: "That money hasn't been touched yet."