Nuberu was an influential folk music duo hailing from Asturias, a region in the north of Spain known for its distinct cultural identity and traditions. Comprised of musicians Chus Pedro and Manolo Peñayos, Nuberu became a prominent voice in the Asturian music scene during the late 20th century. Their name "Nuberu" derives from the Asturian word for "cloud," symbolizing perhaps both a connection to their homeland and a vision that encompasses the vast expanse of Asturian culture and history.

Their music is a blend of traditional Asturian folk tunes and contemporary sounds, which is richly embedded with the essence of their local culture, language, and political history. Their repertoire often includes themes of social justice, regional pride, and the preservation of the Asturian language (bable). Some of their most notable works, such as "Mineros" and "Agua de la Fonte Clara," highlight the struggles and triumphs of the Asturian people, while "Cancios d'un pais," "Atiendi, Asturies," and "Asturies, Ayeri Y Güei" pay homage to the natural beauty and cultural legacy of Asturias. Through their evocative storytelling and passionate performances, Nuberu has continued to captivate audiences and preserve the vibrant spirit of Asturian folklore for future generations.