The flutist and singer Jesús Condito was born into a family of flamenco tradition where singing, guitar playing and the flamenco atmosphere form an integral part of their culture, passing from generation to generation. Jesús studied at the Conservatorio Profesional and later at the Conservatorio Superior de Música, both in Seville. Later, he continues to broaden his horizons, getting closer to Jazz and modern music, styles that he incorporates together with flamenco in the formations in which he works. He is currently studying the Higher Diploma in Interpretation of Jazz and Contemporary Music at the Centro Superior Música Creativa.

Formed in classical music - Superior Title in Classical Guitar by the RCSM of Madrid -, Guillermo Vilchez enters in the study of the electric guitar and in styles close to Jazz with Jorge Cariglino in the Escuela de Música Creativa. As a teacher of classical, Spanish and electric guitar, he has worked in various centres such as the Escuela de Música y Danza Antonio Soler, Centro Profesional de Música Soto Mesa, the Escuela de Música Creativa or the Asociación Música En Vena. Vilchez is also a composer and has collaborated in numerous albums, advertising and video games.

Drums of the progressive rock band Mind Control - with three EPs published and which has already participated in Festimad -, Jorge Henríquez continues to expand his musical background and studies the Higher Degree in Interpretation of Jazz and Modern Music at the Centro Superior Música Creativa. In his career he has trained with masters such as Marcelo Gueblón, Patxi Pascual or Andy Phillips, to name just a few. In the academic year 2017-18, he receives the Creative Award for Best Medium Combo of the drummer and with which he has participated in the concert program of the International Jazz Day of the past 20 years.