Azucar Negra

Azucar Negra is a vibrant Spanish flamenco-pop group that’s been spicing up the music scene since forming in Jerez de la Frontera, Andalusia, in the 1990s. Known for their infectious energy and modern twist on traditional flamenco rhythms, they blend rumba, pop, and Latin grooves into dancefloor-ready anthems. With hits like "Bailando Sin Parar" and "Que Viva la Vida," their sound celebrates life’s joys while staying rooted in flamenco’s soulful core. The band’s name, meaning "Black Sugar," hints at their sweet yet bold musical flavor.

Over the years, Azucar Negra has built a reputation for electrifying live shows and a catalog that mixes new bangers like "Somos Azúcar" with refreshed classics like the remastered "Exceso de Equipaje." Their tracks, including the recent "Tonada Pa'l Bailador" and "Andar Andando," keep fans moving with percussive fire and catchy hooks. While lineup changes have occurred, their commitment to flamenco fusion remains unwavering, making them a staple in Spain’s festive music landscape.