Brams is a Catalonian rock band known for integrating political themes, particularly those advocating for Catalonian independence, into their music. Formed in Berga in 1990, the group quickly became an influential voice in both the Catalonian cultural scene and the broader sphere of politically charged musical expressions. Their sound, which combines traditional rock elements with hints of punk and ska, resonates with the fervent energy of activism. Throughout their career, Brams remained steadfast in their commitment to regional identity and political activism, often incorporating lyrics in Catalan and addressing social issues directly relevant to their community.

Over the years, Brams maintained a prolific output, with their recent releases like "Touch Di Road" and "Weh Di Banga Deh" reflecting their continued evolution as artists while staying true to their roots. Works like "Demà" and "Yto EP" further showcase their genre-blending versatility and lyrical depth. Albums such as "Anem Tancant les Portes a la Por" and singles including "Nena de Nicaragua" reveal their global perspective and commitment to uplifting diverse narratives within their music. With "Oferta de Diàleg" and "Tot És Possible,” the band reaffirms their hopeful outlook on dialogue and the power of music to advocate for change. Even as they address heavy and divisive themes, Brams consistently delivers their message wrapped in the accessible and energetic package of rock music, ensuring their appeal to a wide audience while being a voice for their cause.