- Mariana Baraj: An Argentine vocalist, charango player, composer, and producer, Baraj blends folk music with global influences, creating a new musical language. A Latin Grammy nominee and multiple award winner, she explores Bolivian and Latin rhythms through her experimental project COCAIBICA, modernizing Argentine folk music.

- Chang Jae-hyo: A percussionist and vocalist, Chang has performed with groups like PURI and Seulgidung, mixing Korean rhythms with global percussion styles. He founded the Sonagi Project and served as artistic advisor to Japan’s Sukiyaki Meets the World Festival. His notable work is the janggu ensemble piece Barame Soop.

- Soona Park: A third-generation Korean-Japanese musician, Soona Park studied the gayageum in North Korea at 17 and later moved to Korea to deepen her knowledge. Known for her delicate performances, she emphasizes the instrument's resonance and uses a wide range of strings in her music.

- electree: A duo formed by Yu Young-ha and Lee Jeong-seok in 2020, electree blends traditional Korean music with popular styles. They’ve released digital singles and a full album, Frame. Yu has performed with fusion jazz group Retro Twang, while Lee is a geomungo sanjo performer, using various instruments in their diverse music. Mariana Baraj Website ↗ Chang Jae-hyo Website ↗ Chang Jae-hyo Instagram ↗ Chang Jae-hyo Facebook ↗ Soona Park Youtube ↗ Soona Park Instagram ↗ electree Youtube ↗ electree Instagram ↗

Argentina's renowned female percussionist Mariana Baraj and Korean traditional percussion performer Chang Jae-hyo, who have maintained a long artistic exchange since first meeting in Brazil. They are joined by top-tier gayageum player Soona Park and the emotionally evocative duo electree, who pursue harmony between traditional Korean music and pop, for a collaborative performance. This collaboration showcases a uniquely different sound where the exotic sounds of the Andes meet Korean sensibility.