Nacha Pop with Duncan Dhu and Santiago Auserón

Formed in San Sebastian (1984), pop‑meets‑rockabilly Duncan Dhu (Mikel Erentxun, Diego Vasallo, Juan Ramon Viles) scored hits like “Cien Gaviotas.” Sold 175k+ and 400k+; drew 120k at a Sevilla concert; honored by Alex Ubago, Hombres G & La Oreja de Van Gogh.

Santiago Auserón, born in Zaragoza, Spain (1954), is a celebrated singer, lyricist, and philosopher. Known for leading Spanish rock band Radio Futura, with hits like "Veneno en la Piel", he later adopted the moniker Juan Perro, exploring Latin-rock, Cuban son, jazz, and blues. His acclaimed work includes albums such as "Libertad" and collaborations with Luis Auserón. Awards include the National Prize for Contemporary Music (2011) and Medalla de Oro al Mérito en las Bellas Artes (2022).