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It is the group’s first release, which is based on their street performances. Els Berros de la Cort take the audience on a trip through medieval Europe. Following some of the passages from Tirant lo Blanc the group narrates a musical circumnavigation through ports, walled cities, highways and taverns: a route of festivities and medieval force, of stories, characters and unique instruments.

• Musicians: Marc Daunis, Jordi Estefanell, Lleïr Borràs, Dani Cuadrat, Elda Daunis, Xus Jiménez, Jordi Batallé and Carles Bartolomé
• Collaborations: Míriam Encinas, Alfons Encinas and David Picazo.
• Recording: Rehearsal studio in Font de la Pólvora (Girona)
• Mixing and mastering: Ferran Conangla (Metrònom)
• Art work: Inno García

Galileo MC (https://www.galileomusic.de)

The group’s second record bears witness to the band’s increased maturity and versatility in their deployment of a huge number of instruments and new sonorities as they deliver a repertory of medieval adaptations from across Europe designed for stage shows and concerts.

• Musicians: Marc Daunis, Jordi Estefanell, Carles Da Aira, Elda Daunis, Xus Jiménez and Jordi Batallé.
• Collaborations: David Picazo, Lleïr Borràs and Jordi Molina.
• Recording: Rehearsal studio in Riudellots de la Creu (Girona)
• Mixing and mastering: Carles Xirgo (44.1 Estudi de gravació)
• Art work: Inno García

Galileo MC (https://www.galileomusic.de)

Los nòstres vices e pecats (Our vices and sins), their third release, brings to life the repertoire of the Catalan and Occitan troubadour. Gluttony and lust  are the themes in the album’s eleven different tracks, two of the most common sins, both in the Middle Ages and today.

All of the lyrics have been taken from medieval  Catalan manuscripts such as  the 14th century Llibre de Sent Soví – the oldest preserved cookery treatise written in Catalan – and Speculum al foder, a medieval sex manual which is the first European treatise to include a whole section on sex positions.

• Musicians: Marc Daunis, Alba Logan, Jordi Comas “Peligru”, Elda Daunis, Xus Jiménez, David Picazo, Jordi Batallé i Jordi Estefanell
• Recording: Rehearsal studio in Riudellots de la Creu (Girona)
• Mixing and mastering: Carles Xirgo (44.1 Estudi de gravació)
• Art work: Inno García

Galileo MC (https://www.galileomusic.de)

Torb (Segell Microscopi, 2019), the fourth album of the Catalan band, is a work with a strong personality, connecting tradition and innovation. A unique proposal in the field of world music because of the arrangements and the singular use of period and traditional instruments; instruments that have long histories yet are still alive and present in today’s Catalan folk music.

Eleven winds of the world give name to the eleven instrumental pieces that form the album. Songs with an epic and ancestral sound inspired by the roots of traditional Catalan and Mediterranean music.

• Musicians: Jordi Batallé, Gavin Buckley, Roger Cucurella, Elda Daunis, Marc Daunis, Xus Jiménez, Alba Logan
• Recording: Rehearsal studio in (Girona)
• Mixing and mastering: Carles Xirgo (44.1 Estudi de gravació)
• Art work: Oriol Tuca

Segell Microscopi (https://www.microscopi.cat)