Galandum Galundaina is a Portuguese folk music group with a profound dedication to preserving and celebrating the cultural heritage of the Miranda do Douro region, a territory in the northeastern corner of Portugal. The band is known for their meticulous research and passionate performances, which often involve the use of traditional Miranda instruments such as the gaita-de-foles mirandesa (a type of bagpipe), the caixa-de-rufo (a type of snare drum), and the rebec (a type of fiddle). Formed in 1996, they have become cultural ambassadors of the Mirandese language, which is the second officially recognized language in Portugal.

Over the years, Galandum Galundaina has breathed new life into the folkloric music of their region, transforming old tunes with vibrant, contemporary energy while staying true to their roots. Their discography showcases a range of traditional music styles and songs, some of which have been passed down through generations. With albums like "Modas I Anzonas" and "L Purmeiro," the group has solidified its reputation in the traditional music community. They have also expanded their appeal with tracks like "Siga a Malta (Remix)," demonstrating an ability to blend the customary with a touch of the modern. Through their music, Galandum Galundaina not only entertains but also educates listeners about the rich cultural traditions of Miranda do Douro, offering a unique and entrancing auditory experience that resonates well beyond the borders of their home region.