Ialma is a folk ensemble imbued with the spirit of Galicia, a culturally rich region in northwest Spain. The group is primarily known for their poignant and melodic revival of traditional Galician music. Their work, through its beguiling mix of contemporary and folkloric sounds, creates a vibrant tapestry celebrating their regional heritage. The ensemble is composed of five Galician vocalists, who are all women of the diaspora based in Brussels, amplifying the group's unique blend of authenticity and cosmopolitan flair.

Throughout their musical journey, Ialma has been dedicated to both preserving and innovating upon the traditional music of their homeland. Their notable releases such as "Camiño" and "Simbiose” adeptly showcase their talent for synergizing Galician roots with a range of global musical influences, forging a sound that resonates with both the nostalgic and the fresh. Albums like "Na Iauga" and "Cando Canto" further exemplify the group's passion for the melodic and rhythmic folklore of Galicia, while "Nova Era" marks a confident stride into blending the old with the new, indicating their commitment to evolution within their musical expressions. Ialma's work not only celebrates Galician culture, but also invites listeners into a world where tradition breathes through contemporary melodies and harmonies.