Bruno de Fabriziis (Barcelona, 1993), artistically known as Mama Dousha, shies away from radio hits and presents his new artistic project Tothom té raó (Promo Arts Music, 2026), nine songs that, he says, engage anyone who listens to them. Nostalgia, love, social criticism, and the passage of time have allowed him to reconnect with the most romantic side of music, with an ambitious project produced by eight hands.

Like water that springs forth, Maria del Mar Bonet, does not stop. After six decades dedicated to music, poetry, and stages, she returns with the album L'aigua no cansa (Blau/Discmedi, 2026), new songs in homage to the Mediterranean, popular tradition, and poetry. The album will be presented on May 23rd at the Palau de la Música as part of the Guitar BCN program, the starting point of a tour that will include a stop at the Olympia in Paris on October 11th.The album's title is no accident. "The Majorcan poet Pare Rafael Ginard used to say that popular music was like water that never tires," Bonet explains at Espai Mallorca in Barcelona. An image he has made his own and which underpins everything, with the help of Toni Pastor as producer. For the singer, "all the songs have meaning" and were made possible thanks to the lute, castanets, and dobro played by seven Majorcan musicians.