The festival will take place in Madrid and will last 90 minutes. Tickets are priced at €6, with reduced rates for those over 65, youth card holders, the unemployed, and large families (€5). People with disabilities will receive free entry for their companion upon presentation of accreditation.
Advance ticket sales will be available at Giglon and at the venue's box office on the day of the event, starting one hour before the show begins.
Hanimami, whose real name is Sarah Muñiz, is known for fusing her Asturian and Moroccan roots. The artist, based in Barcelona, describes her music as a bridge between cultures and a statement of belonging. Her work explores themes of identity and duality, evolving from hyperpop to classic reggaeton. She is currently recording her first album.
In her role as a voice actress, Sarah Muñiz, who holds a degree in Translation and Interpretation, has lent her voice to Netflix productions, including characters in popular series. She has studied dubbing and advertising voice-over.
Meanwhile, Ms. Nina, born in Argentina in 1990, is an established figure in reggaeton trap with a Latin and gangster aesthetic. After emigrating to Spain, she has built a career that has positioned her as a global star, with a significant fanbase in Spain, Latin America, and the United States.
Her songs address female pleasure and sexuality from a feminist perspective. After exploring various artistic disciplines such as fashion design and photography, she entered the music scene in 2015 with her hit 'Chupa chupa'. In 2019, she released her mixtape 'Perreando por fuera, llorando por dentro', and this year she has presented her new album, 'Culona el mundo es tuyo'.
Throughout her career, Ms. Nina has collaborated with artists including Fangoria, Yung Beef, and Bad Gyal. In addition to her singing performances, she offers internationally acclaimed DJ sets.
