La Ronda de Boltaña continues to energize stages with the same strength as always, a strength born in the Pyrenees and spreading like a festive echo throughout Aragón. Founded in 1992 in their beloved Boltaña, the group has become much more than a reference in Aragonese folklore: they are living memory, shared emotion, and a cultural symbol that has united entire generations around traditional music.
With their unmistakable blend of guitars, accordions, bagpipes, violins and dulzainas, La Ronda de Boltaña turns every concert into a collective celebration. Their jotas, songs and musical stories not only recover the essence of the Aragonese mountains, but project it with a contagious energy that captivates both those who grew up with these melodies and those discovering them for the first time.
Over more than three decades, the group has crossed borders and labels, becoming a cultural phenomenon that beats strongly in Aragón and across Spain. Their live performances —intense, emotional and deeply human— invite audiences to travel through the history, traditions and spirit of a people who sing so as not to forget.
On April 19th, La Ronda de Boltaña will offer a very special concert, featuring a repertoire that revisits the most beloved songs of their long career. More than 30 years of stories, mountains, struggles, joys and collective memory will resonate on a stage that promises to become a true popular celebration.
The concert will take place in Puendeluna (Zaragoza) at 12:30 PM.
A unique opportunity to enjoy a group that doesn’t just perform music: they share it, celebrate it, and turn it into a collective embrace.
