74 Robots, also known as Andrés Menchén, is a visual artist born in Madrid. From an early age, he showed a profound interest in music and imagery, leading him to study Graphic Design and Multimedia at the TAI University School of Arts in Madrid. Inspired by the innovation of John Hopkins, the genre fusion of Ryuichi Sakamoto, and the experimentation of Brian Eno, Andrés developed a style that combines the emotion and melancholy of neoclassical with the sonic textures of electronic music. His work weaves a hypnotic and evocative narrative, characterized by blending elements of ambient, neoclassical, and film scores. His ability to synchronize music and imagery, coupled with his deep respect for musical and cinematic traditions, has afforded him opportunities to collaborate on various multimedia projects beyond 74 Robots. His project, 74 Robots, continues to explore new frontiers in the convergence of audiovisual art, in a constant state of evolution.