A Sagrada Família

Genres

jazz, instrumental music, samba, andean music, spirituals

Instruments

electric guitar, transverse flute, double bass, drums

Biography

A Sagrada Família is an instrumental musical group that stands out for its fusion of modern jazz with influences from traditional African-American, Andean, and Brazilian music. Formed in Barcelona, the quartet consists of electric guitar, transverse flute, double bass, and drums, proposing a sonic journey that moves through various styles, such as samba and spirituals, to Andean melodies, always with a touch of groove and contemporary improvisation.

The members of A Sagrada Família are active musicians in the Barcelona jazz scene, with experience in festivals, concert halls, and interdisciplinary projects. The group is recognized for its versatility and aesthetic sensitivity, adapting to different performance formats and seeking to bring the public closer to world music through a current and accessible perspective, without losing respect for original traditions.

A Sagrada Família's musical proposal is based on interaction, improvisation, and emotion, creating its own language that dialogues with various cultures. Although based in Spain, the group explicitly explores Brazilian music in its repertoire, which places it within the context of contemporary Brazilian instrumental music.