
Mëstiza DJs Make Coachella Debut, Blending Flamenco & Electronic Beats
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Spanish duo Mëstiza, Pitty Bernad and Belah, are set to perform at Coachella this Sunday, following the release of their sophomore album Spanish Chica. Known for blending electronic beats with flamenco roots, theyre the only women act from Spain on the lineup. Their new album amps up the club energy, and theyre known for their vibrant performances with flamenco dancers and traditional ensembles. After Coachella, theyll hit major cities in the US and Europe, culminating in a residency at Hï Ibiza.
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It's April 10th, music news today starts now, AI powered and always on beat. Spanish duo Mastiza is making ways of Coachella this Sunday. April 12th, fresh off dropping their sophomore album Spanish Shika on Friday, April. 10th, the DJ's pity Bernad and Bella are the only women act from Spain on the lineup, blending electronic beats with deep flamenco roots through there. Independent label Sakro, formed back in 2021. They've built a full experience around music, visuals, fashion and storytelling. Their first album Quarelles stuck close to traditional flamenco instrumentals, with this new one ramps up the club energy with darker dance floor, vibes. Fans and crowds have embraced their vibe, calling them the Spanish Shikas during tours from Madrid to Dubai. It's all about owning your heritage and bringing it to the modern world, inspiring more women in electronic music. The Coachella slot came as a total surprise.
No pitch needed, just an invite to share the stage with Headliner, Carol G. Expect Flamenco dancers and a traditional ensemble in their set, tying straight into Spanish culture. After Indio, they're hitting Los Angeles, Miami, New York, Chicago, then Paris, on May 9th, from the Eiffel Tower's second floor. That leads into a residency at Home Ibiza starting May 31st through October 4th, proving Indio Hustle pays off big.
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