Nearly one hundred artists, selected from over 500 proposals, will participate in this day-long event, lasting approximately twelve hours. The creators come from various parts of Spain and countries such as Italy, France, Germany, Sweden, Brazil, and China, bringing a rich cultural diversity to the festival.

Among the confirmed talents are names like Yolanda Gómez Urrea, Yayas Kusama, Yana Medow, Wilyboy, WHA-T, and Werens. Also participating will be Nikka &Libindo, Nic Mac, Morcky, Moi Martos, Moami, MinaJoe, Mei Tez (A. Calle), MAX501, Marifé Rozalén, Llukutter, Las Enganchadas, Julsen Moos, Juasa, Anna Borrie, Anis, Amanda Cils, Almirón, Alex Boyd, Adrián Barquín Iglesias, and Acroox.

As a notable new feature this year, the festival will establish a venue at the Museo de Historia de Madrid, located on Fuencarral Street. Additionally, the emblematic Plaza del Dos de Mayo will serve as one of the key information points for the event, facilitating public interaction.

The program will also include a preliminary activity on April 25 with the Mahou Urban Art Talent Contest, where young artists will intervene on shop windows and doors in the neighborhood. Artists participating in the main festival will compete for cash prizes awarded by an independent jury, and a public award will also be given through popular vote.

The Pinta Malasaña festival is supported by Mahou Cinco Estrellas and sponsored by the paint company Pebeo, which will supply materials. Collaboration with Creative Campus of the European University will allow its students to develop a collective work. Organized by Madrid Street Art Project and the local newspaper Somos Malasaña, the event aims to foster artistic creation and boost commerce and hospitality in Madrid's Central District, with the backing of the Madrid City Council.