Josep Tero

Josep Tero is a renowned Catalan singer-songwriter born on November 26, 1951, in l'Escala, Alt Empordà. He emerged on the music scene in the 1980s as part of the "second generation" of Catalan song. Tero is celebrated for his work in promoting Catalan poetry and traditional music, as well as his commitment to environmental and social causes through his songs. His discography includes notable albums like *Batecs d'ocells*, *Raval*, *Lladre d'amor*, *Camins de tarda*, *Sal*, *Et deixaré la veu*, *Fronteres*, *D'un mateix mar*, and *Kavafis en concert*. He has collaborated with prominent artists such as Maria del Mar Bonet, Lluís Llach, and Marina Rossell.

Tero's music often explores themes of social justice and environmental awareness, showcasing his deep connection to Catalan culture and poetry. His contributions have been recognized through various collaborations and awards, including being a finalist for the Premi Miquel Martí i Pol de poesia musicada. Tero's performances have spanned across the Catalan territories, Europe, and the United States, solidifying his position as a significant figure in contemporary Catalan music.