Folk & World
The Argentine vocal trio bring “Exuvia”, their debut for Verve, to two sets at the Barcelona Jazz Festival
| Date | Thursday 26 November 2026 |
| Venue | Jamboree (Sala 3) |
| Address | Plaça Reial, 18 — Barcelona |
| Start | 7pm and 8.45pm (two sets) |
| Price | not listed by the festival or the venue |
| Promoter | Festival de Jazz de Barcelona |
Tríada, the Argentine vocal trio of Diamela Spina (vocals, percussion), Aylén Reynoso (guitar) and Julia Percowicz (vocals), play two sets at the Jamboree on Thursday 26 November, at 7pm and 8.45pm, as part of the Barcelona Jazz Festival. They’re bringing “Exuvia”, their first album, released by Verve and Mercury on 23 October.
They met at a performing arts high school in Buenos Aires, and in 2023 started posting self-recorded covers online. One of those home recordings, João Gilberto’s “O Pato”, passed two million views on Instagram; in 2024 they turned it into their first official single. An EP of covers, “De Versiones y Alma”, followed in March 2025.
“Exuvia”, named after the skin an animal leaves behind when it moults, is their own material: eleven tracks, ten originals and a version of C. Tangana’s “Un Veneno”. It was produced with Didi Gutman of Brazilian Girls and recorded mostly at Casa Talisio studio in Madrid. The singles have been “Clara”, “Voy A Dejar de Venir” and “Manos de Sal”.
Barcelona is the last stop on the November European run announced by their label: Sala Villanos in Madrid on the 17th, the London Jazz Festival on the 18th and 19th (the first night opening for Charlotte Dos Santos at the Union Chapel) and Circolo Magnolia in Milan on the 24th.
Text by Alba Puiggròs