Raimon, born Ramon Pelegero Sanchis on December 2, 1940, in Xàtiva, Valencia, Spain, is a prominent figure in the world of Catalan songwriters and singers, emblematic of the Nova Cançó movement that gained prominence during the Francoist State. Known for his fiercely political and deeply personal lyrics, Raimon has woven poetry and music together in a career that spans over half a century. His work is characterized by a commitment to social justice, the Catalan language, and culture, often blending elements of traditional folk music with contemporary sounds.

Raimon's discography is a testament to his enduring appeal and his evolution as an artist. With performances that capture the raw energy and emotion of his live shows, albums like "Raimon a L'Olympia" and "Poesia Cantada (En Directe)" showcase his dynamic stage presence. His most recent release, "L'Últim Recital," signifies a culmination of his life's work, a reflection of his journey as an artist and activist. The "Nova Integral Edició 2000" series is a comprehensive collection that highlights his influential body of work. Raimon remains a beloved cultural icon, not just in the Catalan-speaking regions, but among audiences who resonate with his heartfelt melodies and the universal themes in his music.