With 35 years of experience in the world of music, Spanish Brass is one of the most dynamic and established chamber groups in the international music scene.

In 1996, it won the First Prize at the 6th International Competition for Brass Quintets “Ville de Narbonne” (France), considered the most prestigious for this formation. In 2017, it received the first Bankia Prize for Musical Talent in the Valencian Community and, in 2019, the Espai Ter Music Prize in Torroella de Montgrí for the project Mira si hem corregut terres… It has five Carles Santos Awards granted by the Valencian Institute of Culture, for its CDs XXX and Mira si hem corregut terres… (2019), Les Aventures de Monsieur Jules (2020), Spanish Brass (a) LIVE (2021), and Resurrección (2023). In 2020, it received the National Music Prize in the Performance category awarded by the Ministry of Culture of Spain.

It has released thirty-two discographic works showcasing its multiple facets. In addition to participating in some of the most important music festivals and touring worldwide, it performed at the gala of the Prince of Asturias Awards in 1995, recorded the music for the theatrical work La Fundación de Buero Vallejo for the National Dramatic Center, and the soundtrack for the film Descongélate by Félix Sabroso, for the production company El Deseo.

In parallel with its concert activity, Spanish Brass organizes two festivals dedicated to brass instruments of international character: the Spanish Brass Alzira Festival and the Brassurround Festival where prominent international soloists, groups, and metal professors of great international prestige come together every year.

Spanish Brass receives support from the Valencian Institute of Culture and the Ministry of Culture-INAEM.