MAGIA BRUTA

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Isabel Fernandez Reviriego


Isabel is from Bilbao and has composed and produced soundtracks for PlayStation, Sony and Nintendo, as well as numerous commercials for brands such as Loewe, Stella McCartney and Sanrio, documentary films like *Habitar el vacío*, and the television series *Harri Biguna*. She has also provided voice work for Cartoon Network animated series.In addition, she has produced various publications and teaches sound design for the Art Direction Master’s program at IED Kunsthal Bilbao.

Since 2020, she has been a member of the Colectivo Antimateria, a community dedicated to action and advocacy that gives a voice to figures from the worlds of science and culture.


Aida Torres Sanz


Aida is a musician from Gipuzkoa and a member of the influential bands Lisäbo and Jupiter Jon. She is also an active participant in the bIDEhUTS collective—a key force in the underground and experimental music scene that champions creative freedom and has released numerous works by artists such as Anari, Gora Japon and Audience.

Aida has contributed her vocals and drumming skills to recordings by artists including Joseba Irazoki, Mursego, Javi P3Z and Maite Larburu.In 2015, she took part in artist Nagore Legarreta’s project *HYSTERON*, composing and performing the soundtrack.















“Something as fundamental as the audience showing respect for what is happening on stage—regardless of whether that performance was the primary reason for buying a ticket—ought to be a given, yet it often cannot be taken for granted.
Fortunately, on this occasion, it was. Perhaps it was the well-chosen lineup, or perhaps it was simply that Magia Bruta left no room for doubt, delivering the songs from their full-length debut, *Un Día Nuevo*, with a staggering sound.
Electronic drums, programmed beats, a heavily processed Rickenbacker, and fantastic vocal interplay —with Isa shining and Aida providing precise backing— ensured that every pause between songs was filled with applause from the floor and expressions of gratitude from the stage.”



“It is a sheer delight to revel in the whirlwind of warm colors in "Lees mi mente"—adorned with delicate floral visuals—or to soak up the essence of summer in the dead of a winter night (visuals included), thanks to the summery—and strangely melancholic—evocation of "Lo merezco."
And the sound is impeccable. All in all, the forty-minute set flies by in a flash, and the audience’s applause is unanimous and well-deserved.”

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