Tomeu Penya is a renowned musician hailing from the Balearic Islands, deeply rooted in the music culture of Mallorca, Spain. Born on January 31, 1949, in Vilafranca de Bonany, Tomeu has a career that spans several decades, marked by his dedication to creating music that resonates with the heart and soul of his homeland. His style is a unique blend of traditional Mallorcan folk, rock, and pop, and he sings predominantly in Catalan, reflecting the regional identity and linguistic heritage of the island.

Penya's career has seen a continuous evolution, with a discography that includes an array of albums that celebrate the rural and island life while addressing contemporary social issues. His most recent releases, such as "Enamorat d'en Burt" and "A Campos," showcase his unflagging commitment to blending storytelling with melody, often with a touch of humor and satire. Albums like "50 Cançons," which translates to "50 Songs," reflect on his prolific nature as an artist, while "Tomeu Penya Canta a la Vila" is a tribute to his roots in Vilafranca de Bonany. Through his music, Tomeu Penya has become a beloved figure in the Balearic music scene, respected for his authenticity and his ability to evoke the spirit of Mallorca through his songs.