The Sound of Spanish Electropop

"The Sound of Spanish Electropop" brings together a selection of tracks that highlight the diversity and creativity of Spain's electronic pop scene. This playlist spans a broad spectrum of styles, from the sleek synth-driven beats of Ojete Calor’s "Mocatriz" to the theatrical energy of McNamara’s "Sometimes" and the underground edge of Dirty Princess' "Jugar al Revés." Whether it's the playful irreverence of Putilatex’s "¡Mira una Moderna!" or the retro-futuristic vibes of Yurena’s "Go - Radio Edit," each song contributes to a soundscape that is both nostalgic and forward-thinking.

With contributions from cult favorites like La Prohibida, Chico y Chica, and Nancys Rubias, the playlist captures the bold and unapologetic spirit that defines Spanish electropop. Tracks like "Homofobia" by Nacha La Macha and La Húngara and "Señoras Bien" by Las Bistecs add a sharp sense of humor, while songs like "Je t'aime... moi non plus" by Electronikboy introduce a sleek, cosmopolitan feel. Whether revisiting long-time icons or discovering newer voices, this mix offers a lively journey through the eclectic and expressive world of electro-infused Spanish pop.