Main promoters of Aragonese folklore

The Government of Aragon, through its General Directorate of Culture and Tourism, is a key institutional promoter of Aragonese folklore. Its programs and galas, such as 'Aragon, land of culture' and 'Aragon, land of jota', demonstrate an active commitment to cultural dissemination.

Ester Vallejo is an innovative figure who fuses Aragonese folklore with contemporary influences, bringing it closer to new audiences. Her album 'A la fresca' and the awards she has received solidify her as a relevant artist in the evolution of the genre.

This folk group is an Aragonese emblem, known for its active presence in festivals and concerts. Their popular music and commitment to traditions keep them a benchmark in the region's folk scene.

With over 40 years of experience, Biella Nuei is a fundamental folk group for Aragonese folklore. Their participation in cultural programs and recent concerts confirm their continued commitment and relevance.

These two figures are pillars of Aragonese jota, celebrating 30 years of artistic collaboration in 2026. Their career and mastery solidify them as benchmarks and masters of this traditional art.

This festival is a consolidated event that promotes folk music and Aragonese traditions, attracting artists and audiences. Its 25th anniversary in 2025 demonstrates its importance as a cultural benchmark.

This group carries out exhaustive research into folklore and promotes jota through its Jota Schools in Zaragoza. Its focus on new generations ensures the continuity of the Aragonese tradition.

The Rondalla of Peña Fragatina has demonstrated its commitment to the external projection of Aragonese folklore. Its participation in the International Folklore Festival of Córdoba, Veracruz (Mexico) in March 2026 is a clear example of its active work.

This group is essential for promoting 'gaita de boto' music and other traditional Aragonese instruments. Its organization of the 'Trobada de Gaiteros de Aragón' is crucial for keeping this part of folklore alive.

With a trajectory since 1977, this group has collected and created ancient music and dances, in addition to organizing the 'Zaragoza City International Folklore Encounter'. Its influence is key to the global dissemination of Aragonese folklore.

This association conducts in-depth research into Aragonese folklore, recovering ancient songs and dances. Its collaboration with the Zaragoza City Council for the Fiestas del Pilar positions it as a relevant actor in cultural preservation and dissemination.

This association actively contributes to the promotion of Aragonese folklore in important public events. Its participation in the festivities of San Valero in Plaza del Pilar in February 2026 highlights its role in the dissemination of popular songs and dances.

Founded in 1978, this group has been fundamental in promoting Bilbilitano folklore, training many generations in jota. Its long history and continuous impact on the community make it a relevant promoter.

This cultural project uses Aragonese historical heritage as a stage for various arts, including music and dance. Its innovative approach contributes to cultural dissemination in unique settings, promoting Aragonese folklore.