Loba Red → Musicians

Ancor Miranda is a drummer, composer, and producer who trained at the Liceu Conservatory of Music in Barcelona and the LUCA School of Arts in Leuven. In 2017, he received a scholarship to study at the Valencia campus of Berklee College of Music.

Throughout his career, he has performed in various European countries and participated in festivals such as the Canary Islands International Jazz Festival, NaturaJazz, FMAC, and the Leuven Jazz Festival, in addition to collaborating with musicians such as Perico Sambeat, Andrés Beeuwsaert, Gianni Gagliardi, and Kike Perdomo.

He currently leads the Ancor Miranda Quartet, a project focused on improvisation, interaction among musicians, and sonic exploration through an original repertoire. The band moves between contemporary jazz and experimentation, creating live performances marked by interpretive freedom and constant dialogue among its members.

He also has three albums released under his own name: Private Joke (2019), 2:32 (2023), and Tropicalsigh (2025).

Antiplancton is a rock band with electronic influences based in the Canary Islands. Their style is built on a solid rhythmic foundation that draws on the primal and most essential elements of their songs. Starting with electronic beats combined with acoustic drums, they add guitar energy and powerful synths in varying doses. The melodies act as a counterpoint, gliding elegantly over the substantial layers of rock and electronic music. Their debut album, *Otros Cuerpos*, was produced by Raúl Pérez (La Mina) and mixed by Manu Cabezalí (Havalina).

Berna Acosta is a composer, producer, and multi-instrumentalist from the Canary Islands who blends indie rock with psychedelia and singer-songwriter styles. His work, primarily in Spanish, integrates elements of rock, jazz, post-punk, and folk with a sensibility and sound reminiscent of dream pop, thus creating a unique, free, and deeply personal universe.

Carlos Reyes Hernández began uploading music and self-producing his tracks in 2024. His sound features influences from urban and R&B. His lyrics reflect an amalgam of experiences and desires expressed through music. He plays the role of an ambitious “young islander” seeking his path in the only thing he knows how to do.

Carmelo is an artist who blends pop and experimental music, with touches of trap and hip-hop, to create a unique and emotional sound. Through his songs, he seeks to express himself fully and convey his innermost feelings, paying close attention to both the sound and the lyrics. His project builds a personal universe yet to be fully developed, where music is not just heard, but experienced.

If only *Cañón Tigre* weren’t made up of Nolo, Juan and Charlie, but it seems they want to drag out the after-party for a few more years. This time, as part of the brand-new genre of ‘recycled music’, they’re back to annoy everyone – friends and strangers alike – with a sound that’ll make you shrug your shoulders and pull a face somewhere between indifference and disappointment.
They recorded their debut album live with LOBALAB and are hoping to release their first self-produced EP this summer.
If you’re into live music and happen to come across them… you might just be able to book them.

Duele is a musical project formed in Tenerife by Jorge Luis Amil and Javier Iceta. Their sound is rooted in noise pop and noise rock, whilst embracing other genres such as punk and electronic music. Their lyrics focus on relatable emotional experiences and everyday scenes: strained relationships, emotional and material dependencies, obsession, addictions and various forms of personal wear and tear, all addressed in a raw and intimate tone. Throughout their career, they have supported Los Punsetes and shared the bill with key bands from the independent scene such as Lagartija Nick and Pumuky. Prestigious specialist media outlets have covered their releases, including Rockdelux, following the release of their first EP, VACACIONES QUÍMICAS. Following this EP, the band is preparing for the release of their debut album, AUTOHIPNOSIS, scheduled for October.

DyatloV is a Canarian electronic music project, formed in early 2021 in La Laguna, Tenerife. Driven by a ‘do-it-yourself’ ethos, combative lyrics, social commentary and a great deal of introspection into the human condition, they draw inspiration from their own disappointments. To date, they have released four albums: *Invitados en número perturbador*, *Tenía la rara virtud de no existir por completo*, *D/3* and, most recently, *Todo está hecho para el bien*. They have performed at a number of national and international festivals, including Focus Wales (UK), Fengaros Festival (Cyprus), Reeperbahn Festival (Hamburg), Monkey Week (Seville), Mantafest (Tenerife), Festivalito Sonora (La Palma) and HeroFest (El Hierro), amongst others.

Fayren is the artistic project of Nora Peraza, a singer and creator. She began her musical career by participating in various events both within and outside the Canary Islands, first as a soloist and later as the vocalist for the rock band “Última Nota,” a group she was part of for four years.
She is currently studying Music Production, developing her own artistic vision that combines composition, performance, and production. Since 2023, she has been releasing her first original songs, becoming increasingly active in her own productions.
Her artistic universe blends ethereal and fantastical elements with a dark and emotional sensibility, building an identity inspired by the “fairycore” aesthetic. Lyrics play a central role in her work, addressing human experiences from an intimate, honest, and emotional perspective.

Jonay Martín is a guitarist and composer with a career marked by sonic exploration and improvisation. Having started with the Spanish guitar and the traditional Canarian repertoire, his musical language has evolved toward jazz, influenced by figures such as Jimi Hendrix, John Coltrane, Pat Metheny, Jim Hall, and Ben Monder.
Throughout his training, he has integrated elements of jazz, progressive rock, and contemporary music, building a unique identity open to experimentation and dialogue across genres. Among his teachers and influences are Eliseo Lloreda and Manolo Rodríguez, who broadened his approach to new musical and compositional trends.

LEO MOON is a solo project with a collective spirit. A multi-instrumentalist and songwriter, he creates a sonic universe where the raw harmonic energy of ’90s grunge and rock blends naturally with the sensitivity of pop and the melancholy of the blues. Playing guitar, piano and vocals, he crafts original songs with an intimate atmosphere while delivering the power and depth of a full band. His repertoire is complemented by personal reinterpretations of the artists who have shaped his musical identity. What begins today as an individual journey remains open to evolving into a collective force in the future.

MUDA (2021) originally began as a duo, based on a concept featuring a solid instrumental foundation and an intense, physical live performance designed for festival stages, accompanied by visuals and carefully crafted, immersive lighting. The band has released two albums, with their second album mixed by Kurt Ballou (Converge) at GodCity Studios (Massachusetts). These albums have subsequently been re-released featuring collaborators from Spain, Sweden and Finland. César Strawberry (Def Con Dos), who contributed to Re-edit I, describes the MUDA project as “a ferocious, truly avant-garde musical project, yet to be discovered by the wider public”. MUDA were winners of ULL Rock 2025, finalists at Resurrection Fest 2025 and finalists again in 2026, this time alongside Albert Kids, with whom they premiered a live collaboration at the third edition of the Loba Festival. The band has performed in New York, Madrid, Barcelona and the Canary Islands.

Rousi began writing her first rhymes in 2004 from the isolation of a rural setting in the Pyrenees, intuitively and free from external influences. After her years with La Kadespadas and her time in Zaragoza, she arrived in Tenerife in 2011, where she joined Sesenta Euros en Chicles. In 2019, she launched her solo project with the album *Entre la voz y la piel*, where introspection and self-affirmation already define her voice as a lyricist. In 2020, he joined forces with musician and composer Alex Samarín, establishing a rap project with an instrumental band that blends neo-soul, jazz, trip-hop, and electronic music without limiting itself to any single genre. Together they released the album _Toma Tierra_ (2022) and the EP _Cristalizar_ (2023), the latter of a dark, downtempo nature, with a clear influence from 90s hip hop. Currently, Rousi continues to expand her sonic universe through new singles in collaboration with artists such as Sara Lilu, Yexza Lara, and Pablo Selnik.