Dàmaris Gelabert is a Spanish pedagogue, music therapist, author, and singer of children's songs born in Barcelona, Spain, on December 28, 1965. She earned her Philosophy and Educational Sciences degree from the University of Barcelona in June 1992, subsequently specializing in music therapy, and graduated from the Berklee College of Music in 1995. Upon her return to Spain, she and musician Àlex Martínez co-founded the record label Totsona Records, releasing her debut studio album, Tot sona!, in 1998. Gelabert created the Totsona method, an early childhood musical stimulation program for children up to six years of age that teaches music as a first language, and inaugurated l'Espai Totsona in Cardedeu in 2012. She has also served as a music therapy professor at the Escola Superior de Música de Catalunya and Gimbernat University School. Throughout her career, Gelabert has released sixteen albums, including Cançons per aprendre: 3-7 anys vol. I (2001), Cançons de bressol (2004), Jocs de falda – d'ara i de sempre (2014), Naturalment (2018), and Aplaudiments! (2024). Her YouTube channel has accumulated over 800 million views, making it the most-viewed Catalan-language channel and the first to receive the YouTube Silver Button, featuring hit videos for “Els mosquits” and “Els dies de la setmana”. In 2018, Gelabert won the Arc Award for Best Artist Tour Adapted to Family Audiences. She concluded her live performing career in January 2024 with a final concert in Menorca as part of her farewell tour, La gira dels 25, alongside Àlex Martínez and the band Grow Up Singing.
