MARCOS COLL - NÒMADE

• MARCOS COLL - HARMONICA, VOCALS (ESP)
  
• JOSUÉ BARQUERO - GUITAR, VOCALS (CRI)
  
• KATRINA MARTINEZ - DRUMS, VOCALS (CUB)
  
• VITO GIACOVELLI - PERCUSSION (IT)
  
• KEVIN KLEIN - BASS, VOCALS (ECU)
  

Marcos Coll – From his early days at 14 playing on the smoky, vice-filled streets and bars of Santiago de Compostela to performing at the Berlin Philharmonie, and from touring with legends like Buddy Miles and Mick Taylor to collaborations with musicians from around the world at countless festivals and theaters — Marcos Coll stands as one of the most influential harmonica players in the world. Since 2006, his portrait has even appeared on the boxes of Hohner harmonicas, the world’s most famous harmonica brand, for which he has been a key endorser.

Over a career spanning more than thirty years, with over a dozen albums and thousands of performances across the globe — from Europe to the Democratic Republic of Congo, from India to the Americas — Coll has pushed the boundaries of his instrument like no other. On his latest album NÒMADE, created in Berlin where he has lived since 2004, Coll blends Galician, Spanish, and Latin American music, exploring his roots and the musical experiences gathered over a lifetime.


Josué Barquero is a Costa Rican guitarist who has performed in major theaters in Costa Rica, Colombia, and Mexico. He has been involved in international music projects and collaborated with the acclaimed Cuban choir Entrevoces. Kevin Klein is an Ecuadorian bassist known for his rhythmic versatility, with performances at major festivals like the Fusion Festival and the Latin Grammy Week in Miami. Since moving to Berlin, he has played with Keith Tynes and is an active figure in the European jazz and world music scene.


Vito Giacovelli was born in Puglia. Thanks to his encounter with the diverse culture of the African continent, he discovered his passion for rhythm at a young age, which has accompanied him on his musical and artistic path ever since. In Rome he studied Senegalese, Afro-Cuban and modern percussion, followed by stays in Brazil, Bulgaria and Cuba to deepen his study of various rhythmic concepts also on the spot. His versatility makes him one of the most sought-after European percussionists.


Katrina Martinez Marrupe is a Cuban percussionist trained in Havana who toured globally at age 16 with the renowned all-female bands Anacaona and Son Damas. Since 1996, she has lived in Germany and performs internationally across various genres.