Laura Palomo Moreno (Esparreguera, 2005) began her academic training in her hometown, where she completed her primary, secondary and high school studies. From a young age she showed an interest in music, beginning her musical studies at the Esparreguera School of Music. At the age of 16 she entered the Igualada Conservatory, where she continued her classical guitar training with Eduard Toda. She is currently taking the second year of classical guitar performance at the Escola Superior de Música de Catalunya (ESMUC), where she studies with Laura Young, deepening her technical and interpretative development. At the same time, she is a beneficiary of the Lola Lizaran scholarship, which supports her musical career and projection.

In the pedagogical field, she combines higher studies with teaching, working as a guitar teacher at a music school in Sant Guim de Freixenet, an experience that allows her to expand her professional training from an educational perspective.

Ivet Camunyes Oller (Sabadell, 2006) began her studies in Sabadell, where she attended primary school, secondary school and later the baccalaureate in performing arts, combining music with theatre and dance from a young age in different amateur organisations in the city, especially in Joventut de la Faràndula, as well as in some collaborations with the Teatre del Sol. She is currently taking the second course in classical flute interpretation at the ESMUC with
Júlia Gállego, after having completed the professional degree in transverse flute at the Sabadell Conservatory of Music with Bernat Castillejo and Fedra Borràs. At the same time, she has studied singing with Elisenda Cabero and, recently, has begun piano studies with Nora Girbau, thus expanding her musical training. In the orchestral field, she has been part of several youth formations, such as the Jove Orquestra Nacional de Catalunya, the Jove Orquestra Simfònica del Vallès and the Banda Municipal de Sabadell, among others. She has also participated in symphonic projects and international exchanges, performing in diverse contexts that have allowed her to expand her experience both musically and on stage.