Palma Gospel Singers

The Palma Gospel Singers are a gospel choir from Palma de Mallorca, founded in 2015 with the mission of spreading gospel music on the island and celebrating values such as solidarity and community. Under the direction of Rafael Fiol, the roughly 50-voice ensemble performs classic gospel repertoire alongside elements of soul, R&B and popular music. As a non-profit choir, the group sees itself as both a musical and a social project: many of their concerts are charity events, supporting causes such as Projecte Home Balears and S.O.S. Mamás Baleares. On Mallorca, the Palma Gospel Singers are known for lively live performances that actively invite the audience to sing, clap and dance along. Among their notable achievements was a concert for International Women's Day that gathered around 500 attendees at the Germanetes chapel. The group regularly performs at religious and cultural events across the island, including at the Església de Sant Bartomeu, and has become a fixture of Mallorca's choral scene.