Asociación Musical San Isidro de Armilla

The Asociación Musical San Isidro de Armilla (AMSIA) is a music association founded in 1985 in Armilla, Granada. Initially led by Manuel Jiménez as president and José María Sola as director, the group started with 15 members. Over the years, it has grown and evolved, with notable directors like José Melchor Perelló Lavilla, who joined in 1991 and helped revitalize the group. AMSIA is known for its contributions to cultural events, including processions, concerts, and educational performances. The association has received recognition for its work, such as the Medalla de Andalucía in 2001. It continues to be active in promoting musical culture in the region.

AMSIA's repertoire includes a variety of styles, particularly focusing on processional music and performances during Semana Santa. The group has performed in significant venues like the Auditorio Manuel de Falla and has collaborated with other bands. Despite not having specific details on their recent releases, AMSIA remains a vibrant part of Armilla's musical landscape, dedicated to preserving and promoting musical heritage.