Belanova performing as part of the Meet in Beijing Arts Festival.[Photo/CGTN]

They have never looked back, bringing their tender melodies, bubbly beats and soulful Spanish-language vocals to venues around the world.

On Sunday, the band performed at Rose Bud, a small venue in Beijing's 798 Art Zone, as part of this year's Meet in Beijing Arts Festival.

Lead singer Guerrero said the more intimate space represents a return to the group's origins, compared to performing in big stadiums.

"Performing in small places creates a good vibe. The audience is closer and we, as artists, can feel more free… Personally, I love intimate concerts," Guerrero said.

Even after years of singing their most acclaimed songs, some for more than 10 years, Belanova are already working on new creative projects that will be introduced to the public soon.

Featuring 100 performances and exhibitions from 21 countries and regions, the Meet in Beijing Arts Festival runs until the end of May.