The trio consisting of Ante Stošić, Šime Buha and Nataša Cvitan brings you the sound of the Mediterranean in a concert called "L'appuntamento". This "meeting" with the audience is colored by the nostalgic sound of songs that last and will last. In addition to Croatian evergreen compositions, the trio performs Italian and Spanish eternal melodies, and will also introduce the audience to their own original work.

Ante Stošić studied classical guitar in Venice, Vicenza and Udine, where he graduated with Prof. Angelo Amato, a student of the great Andrés Segovia. His musical interests are broad, so he was part of many rock and pop bands, as well as the famous klapa Maslina, which he led for years. He has accompanied numerous singers (Vice Vukov, Arsen Dedić, Gabi Novak, Đani Maršan, Marko Škugor, Ivo Pattiera, Đani Stipaničev, Zorica Kondža and many others) and collaborated with famous actors such as Vlasta Knezović, Oriana Kunčić, Mate Gulin, Šime Bubica, Toni Gojanović, Ivana Jelić, Franka Klarić and poets (Enes Kišević, Aljoša Vuković). He is the author of music for animated and documentary films as well as for theater plays. He is a member of the instrumental trio Mantes, with whom he released the original album "Šapat" in 2025. He teaches classical guitar at the Ivan Lukačić Music School in Šibenik.

Šime Buha began his musical education at the Ivan Lukačić Music School in Šibenik. After completing primary and secondary music school, he enrolled in piano studies at the Academy of Music of the University of Zagreb. He won awards at competitions he participated in during his education in Šibenik and Zagreb. In addition to the concerts he holds independently and in chamber form with fellow singers and instrumentalists, he has collaborated with orchestras, including the HV Symphony and Jazz Orchestra, the HRM Symphony Orchestra, the Big Band of the Music Academy in Zagreb and the Karlovac Chamber Orchestra of the Karlovac Music School. In addition to the performing aspect of his music, he has collaborated with HRT as a music producer. After completing his studies, he worked for two years at the Karlovac Music School, after which he returned to Šibenik where he currently teaches piano at the Ivan Lukačić Music School.

Nataša Cvitan, a geography professor by profession. Her musical and singing activities include various expressions from classical music to jazz. During her musical journey, she has been part of amateur and professional choirs, various rock, blues, funk and soul bands, and in 2021 Croatia records will release an album by her original band Bloom. For the last three years, she has also been working as a vocal coach as part of the Arsen House of Arts project called "My Songs, My Dreams".