His collaborative journey includes work with notable artists like Hector Braga, Xel Diaz ("Da Robotz"), MariLuz Cristobal Caunedo, Fernando Largo, Sergio Rodriguez, Dark La Eme, Xaime Arias & Alberto Varillas, "Banda Gaites Llacín" and Humberto Carás, Banda Gaites Xácara, Josep-Maria Ribelles, D'Urria, Eva Tejedor y Les Pandereteres, Llan de Cubel, Eladio Díaz, Javi Tejedor, La Tarrancha, Un de Grao, Rubén Bada, and others. His collaborations range from folk to jazz, highlighting his adaptability and deep connection to the musical heritage of Asturias.

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Embracing folk music as a life path, for musicians like Pepín de Muñalén, is more than a career - it's a profound devotion that sets these artists apart. Often perceived as unconventional, some may even lead dual lives, balancing their folk persona with mainstream society. Their journey demands years of practice, ethnographic study, and continuous learning and sharing. They connect deeply with fellow musicians, creating a rich tapestry of shared experiences and perspectives.

In this video from the documentary "The Camino Voyage," we're transported to the scenic Asturian highlands. Here, a group of talented musicians, including Glen Hansard, Brendan Begley, Liam Holden, Frankie Delgado, and Asturian artist Pepín de Muñalén, alongside Jorge Otero, Luciano Menendez Fernandez, and others, share a memorable moment of music and camaraderie. This scene features a live rendition from Glen Hansard's album "This Wild Willing." Experience the warmth and inspiration of Asturian hospitality and music in this beautiful setting.