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Submitted by analitica2 on Wed, 02/25/2026 - 10:57

More Spanish music artists you should know

In addition to the artists already mentioned, Spanish music has many other important figures who have marked different eras and styles. Getting to know them all is complicated, but among them you will find a wide variety of musical styles, different accents, registers, and forms of expression.

  • Manuel de Falla: 20th-century classical music
  • Plácido Domingo: opera and zarzuela tenor
  • Isabel Pantoja: copla
  • Estopa: mix of rumba and rock
  • La Oreja de Van Gogh: pop
  • El Canto del Loco: represents youth pop-rock
  • Vetusta Morla: indie/alternative
  • Malú: melodic pop
  • Aitana: contemporary Spanish pop
  • Pablo Alborán: pop ballads
  • Quevedo: urban / reggaeton
  • Amaral: combines pop and rock

As you can see, there are Spanish artists and singers for all genres. The enormous diversity of Spanish music offers you a unique way to improve your Spanish through different genres and eras.

Listening to Spanish songs to learn Spanish is an active way to improve your level if classes or intensive Spanish courses are not your thing. There are famous Spanish artists who offer varied styles and registers that can be adapted to different levels of learning. Music allows you to improve your pronunciation, expand your vocabulary, and better understand Spanish culture.

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