The Institute for the Promotion of Creativity and Innovation (IFAIC) in Ecuador invited youth musicians, teachers, and managers from Panama, El Salvador, and Uruguay to the Puentes Sonoros Iberoamericanos 2026 event in Quito. ^[1] Sebas Cadena, a singer from Quito, Ecuador, released a new single titled 'Que' after a ten-year absence from the stage. ^[2] The event is part of the 'Puentes: learn and connect' program, which aims to share orchestral methodologies, project management tools, and ideas for creating music. ^[3] The program consists of two phases: virtual sessions from September 14 to 17, and an in-person phase from September 23 to 25 at the National Library Eugenio Espejo. ^[4] Sebas Cadena is currently working on his second solo album, which will feature a more defined pop and pop rock sound. ^[5] The new single 'Que' explores the theme of falling in love with someone who is already in a relationship with another person. ^[6] The selection criteria for the event include geographic diversity, instrument diversity, experience levels, and gender parity. ^[7] Cadena's previous solo album, titled 'Aquí vamos', was released at the end of 2023 and featured a mix of pop, electropop, and pop rock. ^[8]