Discover the most prominent musical ensembles that have enriched the landscape of Aragonese folk music. This list explores groups that keep the musical traditions of Aragon alive, from the jota to other popular songs and dances. Immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of the region through its most influential performers. It's an essential guide for fans of traditional music and Aragonese culture.
Keep traditional music that was nearly lost
This group is a benchmark of Aragonese folk, known for its fusion of traditional music with contemporary influences and its committed lyrics. Its continuous activity with concerts scheduled for 2026 demonstrates its current relevance.
Studying, recovering, expanding and popularizing traditional music from Aragon
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Biella Nuei is an Aragonese folk legend, dedicated to the research and dissemination of Aragon's musical folklore. Its 40th-anniversary celebration in 2025 highlights its continued importance and activity in preserving tradition.
Uses traditional Aragonese instruments
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Lurte stands out for its fusion of traditional Aragonese instruments with a style that often incorporates rock elements. Their active presence in concerts in Teruel and Zaragoza in 2026 keeps them as a relevant and dynamic folk group.
La Corral offers a fresh and intimate proposal within folk, fusing this genre with rap and techno. Its inclusion in Zaragoza Emergente's 'Ciclo 2024/25' highlights its contemporary relevance and innovation.
Repertoire drawn from oral tradition of Aragon, Spain and Latin America
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Formed by music teachers, ARABOAS promotes Aragonese musical heritage in a unique way, with shows published in 2024 and 2025 demonstrating their recent and continued activity.
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Perform popular music and dances
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Known for their 'Folk Compartido' project and popular festivals, Gaiteros del Rabal have events scheduled for February 2026, demonstrating their constant activity and relevance in the Aragonese folk scene.
It is Aragonese music
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La Truqueta Folk Band offers the show 'LA VERBENA FURA', with Aragonese music for dancing and enjoyment, including a heterogeneous repertoire with an updated sound that keeps them dynamic and relevant.
Features veterans of traditional music
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La Sirga explores the traditional music of Aragon's eastern regions, including songs in the three languages of the region. Their current show 'ENTRE TIERRAS Y AGUA' positions them as a relevant group in the linguistic and geographical diversity of Aragonese folk.
Celebrates 36 years of studying traditional music
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Xinglar is an Aragonese folklore group with a long history, having celebrated its 36th anniversary in April 2025. This indicates continued activity and a consolidated presence in the Aragonese folk scene.
Referent group of Aragonese folk
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Olga y los Ministriles are a recognized group in the field of Aragonese folk music. Their continuous presence in listings and mentions of Aragonese music groups suggests their relevance and activity in the genre.
Folk group from Aragon
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Os Chotos is an Aragonese folk music group whose inclusion in categories of Aragonese music groups indicates its importance and activity in regional folk.
O'Carolan is an Aragonese group that brings the popular music of its land closer to the public. Their mention on Aragonese traditional music dissemination platforms like Arafolk positions them as an active and relevant group.
Aragonese group playing Sephardic music
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Although its focus is Sephardic music, being an active folk group in Zaragoza and dedicated to the recovery of musical traditions, it fits into the category of 'Aragonese folk music groups'.
Viking Folk music from Zuera, Aragon
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Barzonia performs 'Viking-Folk' with street parades and fire shows. Their original proposal and activity in events in Zaragoza make them a current and distinctive folk group.
Investigated and broadcasted Aragon's folklore
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This group, founded in 1975, celebrates 50 years of history, which highlights its trajectory and its continuous work in the research and dissemination of traditional Aragonese folklore, including dances, music, and folk dances.
Performs Aragonese folk dance
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This group offers shows like 'Pueblo de ayer' (Village of Yesterday) and 'Mi Aragón' (My Aragon), which recount the life and traditions of Aragonese towns through songs and dances, maintaining them as a benchmark in the dissemination of traditional music.
Interpretation of a folk song that originates from Aragon, Spain
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Considered the oldest folk group in Spain, Alma de Aragón, founded in 1935, continues to be a breeding ground and school for many current groups, with numerous performances and active leadership.
Organized and participated in the "International Folklore meeting, City"
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Created in 1977 to collect and disseminate the music, songs, and dances of Aragon, Raíces de Aragón stands out for its great activity in researching and creating new choreographies, maintaining its status as a prominent group.
Researches and recovers ancient songs and dances
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This cultural association, founded in 2011, is dedicated to the research and recovery of ancient songs and dances, jotas, boleros, mazurcas, and albadas, to bring traditional Aragonese culture closer to the public, keeping them active and relevant.
Aragonese jota folkloric group
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This group, founded in 2011, focuses on the Aragonese jota, a fundamental part of folk, and is led by an Aragon champion, ensuring its quality and relevance in the traditional scene.