The best urban music artists in Spain

Myke Towers maintains his popularity and relevance in the urban genre in 2026, being one of the most listened-to artists. His prominent presence on the charts is constant.

Clarent demonstrates a current presence on the charts in January 2026, indicating his relevance in the urban music scene. His ability to maintain popularity on streaming platforms is remarkable.

Rosalía remains the undisputed queen of Spanish music in 2026, redefining the global music scene. Her continued evolution and global success maintain her status as a symbol of creative power.

Delaossa remains an influential artist with a solid fanbase in the Spanish urban music scene in 2026. His elegance and sonic evolution make him stand out.

Vera GRV is capturing the attention of critics and young audiences in 2026 thanks to her unique artistic personality and audiovisual aesthetic. She blends urban pop with electronic textures.

C. Tangana has established himself as a cultural icon, with albums receiving international acclaim. He maintains his position as one of the most influential artists of his generation in Spanish urban music.

Ana Mena continues to be a relevant figure at festivals and major events in 2026, showcasing her versatility in the current music scene. Her impact on urban pop is significant.

Soto Asa continues to be a key name in the urban music scene in 2026 thanks to his authenticity and unique style. He moves independently between various genres with a radical look.

Xiyo y Fernandezz are positioned as one of the most promising artists in the genre in 2026 due to their constant release of tracks and strong social media presence. Their chemistry and distinctive sound make them stand out.

céro has burst onto the music scene with his unique style and has won over Generation Z in 2026. His viral hit 'Lady MadrizZz' demonstrates his impact.

Rels B continues his world tours and expanding his global success in 2026, remaining a leading figure in Spanish urban music. His international reach and collaborations keep him at the top.

Juan Magán remains a leading figure and will offer exclusive shows in 2026, maintaining his influence on dance and urban music. He is a pioneer of Latin electro with well-known anthems.

Recycled J is considered a well-rounded and versatile artist, allowing him to remain relevant in the ever-changing urban music scene in 2026. His style ranges from dark to upbeat.

Quevedo has topped the charts in 2025, and his urban music continues to be among the most listened to in Spain and globally. His significant growth in international audiences positions him strongly.

La Mala Rodríguez continues to impact Spanish hip hop with her unique style and diversification of the genre in 2026. She is a force of nature and an 'urban witch' with more than two decades of experience.

Ayax y Prok's style remains relevant in the Spanish rap and trap scene in 2026. Their raw lyrics and dark music address social and political issues that resonate with their audience.

ROA is considered one of the 'urban artists who will be making waves in 2026' due to his organic growth and introspective sound. His style draws from reggaeton, melodic trap, and R&B.

Metrika stands out as a promising artist in 2026 for her alternative approach and her ability to avoid trying to please everyone. She has earned respect in the alternative urban music scene.

Lia Kali is establishing herself as one of the new generation of national talents in 2026 thanks to her creative maturity and collaborations with renowned artists. Her unmistakable voice makes her unique.

Barry B is considered one of the most versatile voices on the Spanish urban music scene in 2026, connecting with a wide audience. His sound blends pop, rap, and electronic music with introspective lyrics.

His inclusion on the "URBAN 2026 Most Listened-To Reggaeton Tracks in Spain" list suggests his relevance and popularity in the current urban music scene.

His track "Daltónico pero me siento azul" was recognized in the "TOP 10 RAP / R&B / URBAN tracks from SPAIN in 2025," suggesting its continued relevance in 2026