Coriolà. They are a rebirth after the recession, a murmur yet also a rough cry. A universe of intuitive stories which emanate wisdom and raucousness, a caress and a scratch. Just like the emperor that enlightens them, Coriolà rides a horse that sometimes bolts. The songs combine the striking effect of rock and the ease of pop. They are the sound that make the flames and noise of drums, but also the ashes after a large fire. The singer and composer Carles Chacón creates, evolves and dies in each of the verses in a fantastical imaginary world.

Trau. This quartet clearly reveals influences from the sixties and seventies and seeks a voice of its own through natural lyrics. Everyday life and humility are their hallmark. They dress their melodies in a great sense of humour, and they are fans of bands with melodies, voice plays and apparently simple songs lasting two or three minutes. The outcome of accidental inspiration, they have become the minute descriptors of the local, popular imagination with songs on memories from childhood, love stories and protest songs. They won the Sona 9 2014 contest.