El Petit De Cal Eril is the musical project of Catalan singer-songwriter and musician Joan Pons, hailing from Guissona, Lleida in Spain. The act's name, which translates to "The Little One from Cal Eril's," references Pons' family home, a rural house in the village of Guissona, where much of his musical inspiration is rooted. The project is known for its idiosyncratic blend of folk, psych-pop, and indie sounds, amalgamated with traditional Catalan influences and the distinct voice of Pons which renders a sense of authenticity and introspection in his music.

Since its inception, El Petit De Cal Eril has been critically acclaimed for its rich, textured soundscapes and evocative lyrics that often explore themes of love, existence, and the passage of time. The music is characterized by a combination of acoustic and electric instruments, providing an eclectic and sometimes experimental sound. Some of the most recent works by El Petit De Cal Eril include "N.S.C.A.L.H." and "Ara o mai," both of which showcase the artist's penchant for crafting atmospheric melodies coupled with poetic lyrics. With "Cauen les estrelles" and "Cap a tu," Pons continues to captivate audiences, both within the Catalan-speaking regions and beyond, solidifying El Petit De Cal Eril as a distinctive and compelling voice in the contemporary indie music scene.