Adriano Galante is a singer, musician and founder of Seward, the sound, performance and free song action collective. Since 2005, Galante has found his place in the intersection of collective creation, interdisciplinary interpretation, critical thinking, community management and artistic curatorship, collaborating with artists such as Anne Waldman, Dave Watts, Ana Tijoux, Núria Giménez Lorang, Javier Gallego, Sara Fontán, Jordi Oriol, Denise Duncan, Marc Vilanova, Silvia Pérez Cruz, Txalo Toloza, Andrea Soto, B1N0, Adriana Vila, Za, Marina Herlop, Adrián Vega, Pol Batlle, Alba G. Corral, Refree, or Judit Neddermann, among many others. The singer currently works as well with fellow musicians, like Amorante, Fajardo, Warren Walker or Hirahi Afonso, among others.
Adriano’s most recent premiere is the visual poetic performance ‘I’m here but it’s not me’ with visual artist Edu Filippi. Over the last years, he has premiered the performative talk Entrar a vivir at the Teatre Lliure and the show Demoledora at L’Auditori de Barcelona, sharing a stage, direction and creation with David Climent (loscorderos.sc), Alessia Schoor and Sara Serrano; and the meeting of poetry and music Nosaltres, Foc with poets Mireia Calafell and Pol Guasch at the Palau de la Música. Likewise, he just released his solo album, TODA UNA ALEGRÍA (Halley, 2023), and has just published Mediante (Arrebato Libros, 2022), the first published book (17th written) of the 23 in his unpublished poetry collection Preposicionarse, which he started writing in 2006 and will complete in 2029.