Menorcan Trio’s Musical Journey
Meet the Artists
The group consists of three friends from Menorca:
- Marco Mezquida – pianist
- Martín Meléndez – cellist
- Aleix Tobias – percussionist
They have been playing together for over ten years, touring Europe and creating a sound that feels personal and expressive.
How They Work Together
Their music is built on three key ideas:
- Improvisation – making up parts on the spot.
- Listening – paying close attention to each other’s playing.
- Complicity – trusting each other and feeling like a team.
These elements help them develop a unique musical language that you can hear in every song.
The Album “Táctil”
Released last February, Táctil contains fourteen original compositions. Marco describes the album as “vital, deep, powerful and sensitive.” The tracks take listeners on an emotional ride that moves from joy to beauty and ends with a sense of fraternity.
First Live Performance in Menorca
The trio will play Táctil live for the first time in their hometown this Sunday, June 7, at 8:30 p.m. The concert will be held at the Teatre des Born in Ciutadella. Fans can expect an intimate show where the musicians’ connection shines on stage.
Celebrating Ten Years
In 2026 the group is embarking on an international tour to mark a decade of collaboration. Along the way they have released three other albums:
- “Ravel’s Dreams”
- “Talismán”
- “Letter to Milos”
Each record shows how their style has grown while keeping the core spirit of improvisation and friendship.
Why Teens Might Like Their Music
The trio’s sound blends classical instruments with modern rhythms and spontaneous creativity. This makes their music fresh, energetic, and easy to connect with—whether you’re studying, hanging out with friends, or just looking for something new to listen to.
Conclusion
Marco Mezquida, Martín Meléndez, and Aleix Tobias have turned ten years of playing together into a vibrant musical conversation. Their album Táctil and upcoming live show in Menorca invite audiences of all ages to feel the joy, beauty, and brotherhood that music can create.
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