Menaix a Truà is a notable Catalan musical trio known for their melodic and emotive blend of folk, pop, and traditional Mediterranean sounds. The group, composed of singer-songwriters Guillem Roma, Clara Sallago, and Joan Díaz, has cultivated a spirit of poetic musicality that captures the essence of the Catalan culture through beautiful harmonies and poetic lyrics. Their work is characterized by a harmonious fusion of acoustic instruments and thoughtful narratives that reflect both personal experiences and broader human emotions.

Throughout their career, Menaix a Truà has charmed audiences with albums such as "Com el Vent," which showcases their skillful storytelling and the intimate dynamics of their musicianship. "Guia de Petits Senyals" continues this tradition, offering listeners a guide through a series of subtle signals embedded in their music and lyrics, while the album "10 Anys (Live)" commemorates a decade of performances with a vibrant live recording that captures the group's on-stage chemistry and interaction with their fans. In every piece of work, including their eponymous album "Menaix a Truà" and the collection "Petits Moments D'estricta Simpatia," the trio manifests a deep commitment to cultural roots and the finesse of crafting timeless songs. Their contribution to the Catalan music scene has not only garnered them a loyal following but also solidified their status as torchbearers of the region's rich artistic legacy.