Imagine an orchestra made up of different groups of instruments.

On one side the string players with their violins, cellos, double basses, the harp or the piano. On the other the wind ones, with flutes, oboes, clarinets and saxophones. In the background, brass instruments with trumpets, horns and trombones and, finally, the percussion section with drums and cymbals. Imagine the music of the entire ensemble playing in sync led by a conductor.

This is the kind of operation that we try to produce in El Milagro, assuming some imperfections, because nature is never perfect. But it is the great conductor who has his string instruments in livestock, the wind instruments in agriculture, the brass ones on the ground and the percussion ones on the meadows. All of them work together in the great theatre the farm is, where everything is in its right place so that the result of the show never ceases to surprise you.

We want the music played in El Milagro to evoke surprise, illusion, care, flavour, well-being and authenticity.

In El Milagro we only believe in authenticity.