Conrad Moya He is currently one of the most representative figures of his instrument internationally, acclaimed for his extraordinary technical and expressive abilities, and his dedication on stage. He develops an intense activity as a marimba soloist throughout the world, performing with orchestras, choirs and symphonic bands, including: ADDA Simfònica, Bilbao Orkestra Sinfonikoa, Orquesta de la Comunidad de Madrid, Orquesta de Extremadura, Orquesta Filarmónica de Gran Canaria, Göttinger Symphonieorchester or Bilbao Sinfonietta, under the direction of Guillermo García Calvo, Jan Cober, José Ramón Encinar, Michael Thomas, José Rafael Pascual Vilaplana, Alfredo Sorichetti, Unai Urrecho, Salvador Vázquez and Josep Vicent, among others.

By the time he had finished his studies at the Hochschule für Musik “Hanns Eisler” in Berlin, Conrado Moya had already been recognized with awards such as First Prize at the International Marimba Competition of the University of Córdoba and the Honorary Prize at the Alicante Concert Society Performance Competition. He has also received the “Desert Rose” Award for his projects and social involvement with the Dar Al Karama (Home of Dignity) association, and the Pro-Music “Amadeo L. Sala” Music Performance Grant, standing out for “his quality as a musician, as well as for his work and commitment to the future of his instrument.”

Katarzyna MyćkaKatarzyna Myćka, distinguished by the Polish Society of Percussive Arts in 1999 as "Ambassador of Percussion Art," is a leading figure in the expansion and popularization of the marimba. For her, this includes her commitment to training young performers and participating as a judge in international competitions; but, most notably, the organization of the "International Katarzyna Myćka Marimba Academy" (IKMMA), which she founded in 2003. The 10th edition, in 2023, consolidated 20 years of history connecting people through their love of the marimba, music, and friendship. He has received numerous prizes and awards in international competitions: first prize and audience prize at the Luxembourg International Percussion Competition for Solo Marimba, and first prize at the inaugural World Marimba Competition in Stuttgart. He regularly gives concerts and masterclasses in America, Asia, and several European countries.

Her solo performances are a benchmark at major marimba festivals and events (Osaka, 1998; Linz, 2004; Minneapolis, 2010; several editions of PASIC in the USA), alongside major orchestras from around the world (the Stuttgart, Bochum, Beijing, and Luxembourg Radio Symphony and Philharmonic Orchestras, with the Vienna, Prague and Heilbronn Chamber Orchestras (WKO), Camerata Israeli or the Polish Chamber Orchestra in Sopot, among many others) and make Katarzyna Myćka one of the leading pioneers of an instrument that continues to evolve.

Iliana Verónica Sánchez She is a lyric singer from the Madrid Higher School of Singing, a journalist and a humanist from the CEU San Pablo University. She made her solo debut in 2010 at the Teatros del Canal in Noah's Flood and sang the role of Cugina in the opera Madama Butterfly alongside Ainhoa ​​Arteta at the El Escorial Auditorium. She regularly collaborates with the Teatro de la Zarzuela Choir, the Spanish National Choir (OCNE), the Intermezzo Choir at the Teatro Real, and the Choir of the Community of Madrid (ORCAM), as well as with international ensembles such as the Utopia Choir and Orchestra for the Salzburg Festival.

She has performed as a soloist and been part of the choir at the National Auditorium, Teatro de la Zarzuela and Teatro Monumental in Madrid, in addition to recording several albums and being Head of Sopranos of the group during the central events of Benedict XVI's visit to Madrid. Convinced of the importance of experiencing culture and music from the earliest years of life, Iliana is a regular participant in the Great Listeners Cycle, taking part in the 2023 and 2024 editions with different proposals and groups. 

Elena Temprado She is a trained opera singer from the Madrid School of Singing, where she received the "Friends of the Madrid School of Singing Association" graduation prize. She also has a parallel career in teaching. She has sung on Radio Clásica, the Madrid Casa de Campo Fairgrounds Auditorium Theatre, the National Auditorium of Madrid, the Auditorium of the Carlos III University of Leganés, the Auditorium of the Professional Music Conservatory of Getafe, the Juan March Foundation, the Monumental Theatre of Madrid and the National Auditorium of Madrid, performing roles such as Countess in “Le nozze di Figaro”, Fiordiligi from “Cosí fan tutte”, Pamina and 2 Dame from “Die Zauberflöte” by Mozart.

Elena has been a finalist and winner of prestigious competitions: the VI International Singing Competition of Medinaceli, the XXXVI and XXXVII International Singing Competition of Logroño, the V International Singing Competition of Medinaceli, the XVI New Voices Competition of Seville, and the VII Zarzuela Competition of Valleseco. 

Daniel Henao He is a violinist with a solid academic background, having perfected his art in institutions such as the Saint Maur des Fossés Conservatory (France) and the Alfonso X El Sabio University (Spain), completing a Master's degree and various higher diplomas in violin.  He has been part of national and international orchestras such as Orchester national d'Île-de-France, Orchester de la Cité internationale, Orchester symphonique d'Orléans, Santa Cecilia Classical Orchestra, Madrid Soloists Chamber Orchestra, ADDA Simfònica and Philharmonic Orchestra, where he has held key positions such as Tutti, principal second violins and concertmaster.  Passionate about performance, musical research and teaching, Daniel continues to make his mark on the world of music with his virtuosity and artistic commitment.

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