She is a Basque animator, director, and animation producer known for directing the International Animation Film Festival of Catalonia (ANIMAC). Her feature film Sultana’s Dream (2023) premiered at the 2023 San Sebastián International Film Festival and won the Grand Prix at Animafest Zagreb 2024 and the Contrechamp Award at Annecy 2024.

He is an illustrator whose work has shaped a visual universe recognized by several generations within contemporary visual culture. With an elegant and minimalist style, his images capture scenes of urban life and sophistication through an ironic and timeless lens.

He is an animator, director, and screenwriter, as well as a member of the Film Academy. His work lies between auteur animation and contemporary visual exploration.

He has built his career in animation as an animation director, character designer, and storyboard artist on productions such as Birdboy: The Forgotten Children, Decorado, and Unicorn Wars — titles honored at the Goya Awards — as well as Homeless Home, awarded at the Annecy Festival.

As an author, he directed Viaje a pies and Soy una tumba, and co-directed La verdad te rechaza (Cornelius) alongside Marc Torices, currently awaiting release. He is now directing his first feature film, Mancera.

He is an illustrator, comic author, and animator whose practice moves between graphic storytelling and visual experimentation. He is the author of La alegre vida triste del perro Cornelius, a standout work in contemporary Spanish comics that received the 2024 Award for Best Spanish Work at the Barcelona International Comic Fair. Defined by a transformative and highly expressive visual universe, his work has established him as one of the most distinctive voices of his generation.

She is an animator and director whose work exists at the intersection of pop culture, music, and visual experimentation. Her practice is distinguished by a vibrant use of color and a sensibility closely tied to the language of music videos and contemporary animation. She directed Rock Bottom, nominated for Best Animated Feature at the Goya, Gaudí, and Forqué Awards, as well as for Best Feature Film at the Quirino Awards and the Cristal Award at the Annecy Festival, consolidating her position as a distinctive auteur voice within today’s animation landscape.

He is a Spanish artist and designer internationally recognized for his creative universe and multidisciplinary practice, which spans design, sculpture, painting, and installation. Over more than 25 years, he has developed a distinctive visual language characterized by bold forms, color, and a strong narrative identity.

He has built a unique universe at the intersection of art and design, grounded in craftsmanship and experimentation. Recognized by Time Magazine as a visionary, he is considered one of the most relevant designers of his generation, with works held in galleries and museums worldwide.

He is an artist and guitarist from Alicante, recognized for his unmatched skill on the flamenco guitar and for a personal style that blends tradition with the modernity of contemporary sounds. Throughout his career, he has collaborated with key artists both within and beyond the flamenco scene, consolidating his presence in today’s music landscape.

In 2025, he won two Goya Awards: Best Documentary Film for La guitarra flamenca de Yerai Cortés and Best Original Song for Los Almendros, alongside La Tania and C. Tangana. In the same year, he received his first Latin GRAMMYs® nomination in the highly competitive Best New Artist category at the 26th Annual Awards, making history as the first flamenco guitarist ever nominated in a category typically dominated by vocal performers.

She is tradition and modernity, a woman who speaks her truth and addresses love without filters through her music. Born in Alicante and based in Madrid, she has become a reference in today’s music scene, establishing herself as the perfect blend of avant-garde sounds and traditional roots.

She is a winner of the Goya Awards for Best Original Song with Los Almendros, the theme song of the film La guitarra flamenca de Yerai Cortés, which also won the Goya for Best Documentary Film in 2025.

Her latest work, Amoríos. La verdad de mi coplilla, earned her a nomination for Best Folklore Album at the upcoming 2026 Spanish Music Academy Awards.

She is an illustrator and comic author recognized for her intimate and dreamlike visual universe, which combines narrative sensitivity with a highly distinctive graphic identity. Among her major achievements are the publication of works such as Cenit and Por culpa de una flor, as well as collaborations with The New York Times, The New Yorker, and Vogue. Her work has been exhibited and published internationally, establishing her as one of the most distinctive voices in contemporary illustration.