Lluís Gómez is a renowned banjo player, violinist and mandolin player known inside and outside our country, as well as festival director of Al Ras and Barcelona Bluegrass Camp and a professor at the prestigious campus Virton, Belgium. He has enjoyed a long career on stage and diffuse five-string banjo. His playing is a journey around various musical genres; Bluegrass, Swing, Blues, Folk  and other forms of acoustic music. Lluis has amassed a  long list of recordings with other people. He also has two personal albums, "Quartet" of 2007 and the current “Dotze contes” 2017. He has recorded with musicians like Jean Marie Redon, Fred Simon, Ron Cody, Chris Luquette, Jesse Brock, Bernard Minari, and Henrich Novák internationally as well as Josep Traver, Joan Pau Cumelles, Miguel Talavera, Oriol Gonzàlez, Maribel Rivero and Oriol Saña. His latest project is a new album, “Dotze contes” (that means twelve tales in catalan), offering a different view of this great instrument, the five-string banjo.