María Escarmiento

María Escarmiento has honed her direction since her beginnings in neo-perreo: she moves within a fast, luminous electronic pop that embraces hyperpop, touches of Eurodance and an unabashed Y2K aesthetic. Her tracks pair catchy melodies with club-ready foundations and lyrics laced with irony about everyday life, friendship and the messy reality of being an independent artist. Between pop references, humour and a note of vulnerability, her songs oscillate between catharsis and the dancefloor, with an intimate voice and almost-spoken lines that stick with you.

On 9 October 2026 at Sala Apolo in Barcelona, she will present that universe live: a direct, rhythmic set designed for singing along and letting go. Her latest releases reveal a cleaner production—low-frequency Latin beats, synthetic pulses and choruses that land on the first listen—without losing tension. Far from the television spotlight that brought her to public attention, María explores short-form formats and club energy, with a generational narrative about bonds, independence and everyday chaos. A show that condenses her pop side and club instinct, with Y2K nods and a contemporary sound.