The MusicalBruc festival reaches its 13th edition with a program that combines different musical styles, renowned artists, and cultural proposals linked to the territory. This year, the festival pays homage to Montserrat and its connection with music and the municipality's identity.
The program will kick off on November 21 with a performance by percussionist Marc Miralta's quartet, presenting Flamenco Vibes. On Saturday, November 28, the duo Alosa will present their debut album, El primer cant del matí. On Sunday, December 13, the Cor de Cambra del Palau will offer the show Va de Vals, and on Saturday, December 19, Laura Simó and Francesc Capella Trio will present West Side Songs, a recital honoring Leonard Bernstein.
The festival will conclude on Sunday, December 27, with a family concert by the reggae group The Penguins, who will present El cuc quàntic.
Beyond the concerts, MusicalBruc will continue its collaboration with the artist residency at Can Serrat. On Saturday, November 21, Argentine creator Mar Vilchez will give a reading of her work, and on Saturday, December 19, El Bruc's visual artist Judit Luna will exhibit her project Quan allò íntim es fa públic. Norwegian artist Helle Kaarem has provided one of her works as the festival's image.
All concerts will take place at the Casal del Bruc, and the MusicalBruc i + activities at the Biblioteca Verge de Montserrat. Full information, ticket purchases, and further details are available at www.elbruc-cultura.cat and at the Estanc del Bruc.
With thirteen editions, MusicalBruc has established itself as a cultural meeting point and has built a unique identity, contributing to the dynamism of the municipality's cultural life. The Mayor of El Bruc, Rafel Galván Rodríguez, highlights the initiative as an example of the town's commitment to culture, coexistence, and social cohesion, reaffirming the Town Council's dedication to continuing support for musical and cultural projects.
