Infermi d’Amore emerges from an enthusiasm and special passion for early music, creating a space for artistic exchange and creation among talented performers from diverse cultures and musical backgrounds.

Trained in the world's most prestigious institutions for historically informed performance, they focus extensively on the sublime repertoire of the 17th and 18th centuries, navigating some of the most challenging works from these periods with remarkable fluency.

Since their founding, their concerts have been held in distinguished venues in Spain and renowned festivals across Europe, such as the Madrid Auditorium, the Espacio Turina in Seville, the Girona Auditorium, Schleswig-Holstein Musik Festival, FIAS (Festival Internacional de Arte Sacro), and the VZLET Chamber Season in Prague, among others.

Their first recording, "Lost In Venice," has been highlighted with acclaimed reviews in Luister (NL), The Guardian (UK), Scherzo (ES), BBC Music Magazine (UK), and was nominated in the Early Music category at the prestigious International Classical Music Awards (ICMA).