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Manifest

september 25-26 2026

La Sra. Tomasa

Baya Baye

BCUC

Mastaquba

Wheel Up

Ebi Soda

Edredon Sensible

Red Bananna

Muniats

Moiman

Tropical Mystic

Ossi Ritter

Saiqel

friday 19.09

17h -19.40h 0.30h

SAIQEL DJ

18h

BALLA EL TEU GROOVE (AMB OSSI RITTER)

19h

EMMA YUZZ

20.30h - 22.30h - 23.30h

A·BUNDAH (DJANE KARMA & DEBS)

21.30h

THELEE

23h

HANFRIS

saturday 20.09

16h

NUN

17.10h

SAIQEL DJ

17.35h

KIW

18.35h - 20.05h - 21.50h

JOR B

19.05h

EX GENERATION

20.35h

SARA HEBE

22.20h

KIN'GONGOLO KINIATA

23.35h

DR. PRIME

Artists

La Sra. Tomasa

With 10 years of experience, La Sra. Tomasa has stood out for their tireless pursuit of new  forms of expression, always transcending genres and borders. Their music blends Latin and  roots sounds with influences from funk, reggae, and hip hop, accompanied by more electronic  tones.

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Baya Baye

Baya Baye, artistic name of Víctor Ballesteros Fern andez (Montgat, 1998), is a Catalan rapper and urban artist recognized as the maximum exponent of the self-described movement “Catalan macerism.

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BCUC

The afro-psychedelic septet BCUC (Bantu Continua Uhuru Consciousness) resides in a flourishing DIY area just a stone’s throw from the church where Desmond Tutu organized the escape for the most wanted anti-apartheid activists in Soweto, South Africa.

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Wheel Up

In every crooked groove, low-down bass lick and honey-coated chord, WheelUP’s vital new twist on broken beat brings a fresh energy to the quintessential West London sound. As a producer, DJ and band leader, Danny Wheeler has shaped out WheelUP as the next logical step on his journey through underground Black British music.

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Ebi Soda

Ebi Soda are a six-piece jazz group that never intended on playing jazz music. Initially interested in genres ranging from krautrock, no-wave, and trap, Ebi Soda’s instrumental approach to improvising in these styles led to their own brand and attitude to jazz.

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Edredon Sensible

Trance music, minimalist jazz almost primitive. Explosive. In their music we find ardour and faith, body and mind. Two relentless polyrhythmic drummers and two tenor and baritone saxophonists take an insane pleasure in stretching out attacks and playing them in infinite loops…

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Red Bananna

Red Bananna is Anna Fillat, a collector and selector of vinyl music since she was 15 years old. From early on, she has been in contact with music from all over the world, expandingher horizons through her research as an anthropologist.

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Muniats

In 2026 he will witness the departure of Muniats, a band that arrives to revolutionize the Catalan music scene. Born in Vic by the hand of Gil Codina and Edu Vergés, they join forces with the desire to go against the current and to distance themselves from the urban and ultra-processed trends of today, betting on quality, organic and touched music.

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Moiman

Moiman presents Per Emportar, his new collaborative album with Ohanko, where the project embraces a more indie-driven approach while keeping the core essence of its electronic post-punk sound intact. The live show is performed by three members, combining drums, guitar, synthesizers, and digital production, and is accompanied by immersive lighting designed by Fotonik Lab.

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Tropical Mystic

Multifaceted artist and passionate about Art in all forms, my mission is to create transformative experiences through music and body expression. As a DJ, I create a unique sound universe, where electronics intertwine with the depth and soul of African roots.

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Ossi Ritter

Ossi Ritter is a multidisciplinary artist, dancer and educator, with a passion for generating social change and creating spaces for encounter through the body.

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Saiqel

The influences of Saiqel deejay’s artistic project are found in his beginnings as a percussionist seduced by music with African roots and Latin and tropical rhythms.

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MASTA QUBA

Masta Quba is a Mexican MC and composer, activist, migrant and educator Hip-Hop with 20 years being part of the movement in Abya Yala.
His music addresses social, political, anti-racist, anti-colonial, individual and collective healing, brown feminism, human rights and the struggle for liberation.

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