The best brass band in Spain is from Málaga.
The group No Ni Ná triumphs at the 2025 National Festival, held in Burgos.
When this group of nine musicians came together, they could not imagine what they would achieve. Today, they are the best in Spain. No Ni Ná is a Malaga-based charanga band formed in 2017. This Andalusian group has been honored with the Award for Best National Charanga 2025 and the Award for Best Percussion at the National Charanga Festival of Poza de la Sal, in Burgos, the most important event of its kind in Spain.
With this double award, No Ni Ná becomes the first Andalusian charanga to achieve this milestone, consolidating its place in the genre and highlighting the young talent and folklore of the south.
However, these are not the first awards this charanga has received; they have many more on their shelf. The first was at the You Rock Málaga Contest 2021. The following year, at the same event, they also took gold. Similarly, in 2024 they conquered third place at the III Vikiconcurso de Charangas de Alcalá de Henares.
Aiming to bring "intensity and passion" to each performance, they have played throughout much of the Andalusian community and beyond. Among their extensive repertoire of appearances, they stand out with the Málaga Football Club and Peña Atalajacalarreja of Madrid, among others. No Ni Ná has captivated all listeners with their wide variety of music styles, but especially with rock.
The Malaga charanga strives to make the audience feel part of the group. For this Andalusian charanga, this award is not just a source of pride, but a step closer to gaining visibility for Andalusian musical culture.
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