Rusó Sala

Rusó Sala is a Spanish singer-songwriter from Roses, born in 1982. She has been active in the music scene since the late 2000s, primarily focusing on the Catalan language, with occasional use of Spanish and English. Her music often blends folk, pop, and jazz elements. Rusó Sala has released several albums, including *La ciutat imaginària* (2009), *Mar endins* (2013) featuring Italian jazz pianist Kekko Fornarelli, *Fil de coure* (2015), and *Desirem* (2019), which was supported by crowdfunding and released via Microscopi. She has collaborated with notable musicians such as Aleix Tobías and Miriam Encinas and has performed internationally across various countries.

Rusó Sala is known for her versatile musical style and collaborative nature, contributing to projects like the PAXARAS duo with Miriam Encinas, which combines traditional music with sound experimentation. She also directs and arranges music for amateur choirs in Empordà. Rusó Sala's work often reflects themes of cultural heritage and traditional influences, including Sephardic and medieval elements. Her performances have reached audiences in Europe, Asia, and the Americas, showcasing her unique blend of contemporary and traditional sounds.