The artist Hoonine, originally from Murcia, stands out in the Spanish music scene with her inclusive and emotional approach. Her schedule includes performances at key festivals such as Mad Cool and La Mar de Músicas.
The Spanish electronic music scene is experiencing a peak moment thanks to the emergence of Hoonine, who has managed to capture the public's attention with her unique style that fuses pop with electronic rhythms. Since her arrival in Madrid for love, this artist has redefined her career and has become a prominent voice within the genre. With performances scheduled for major events such as Mad Cool on July 8 and La Mar de Músicas in Cartagena on July 24, Hoonine is recognized as one of the most talked-about names this summer in the Spanish music scene.
Her music not only invites dancing but also reflects a deep social commitment. During the week of LGTBI Pride, Hoonine states: "I always want my music to speak for me before anything I could say anywhere." This statement resonates especially among her followers, who value her authenticity and connection to relevant issues for the community.
In her lyrics, Hoonine does not shy away from exploring her personal reality. "I use the feminine when I write love songs," she explains. This approach challenges traditional pop conventions, where heteronormative narratives prevail. By addressing her experiences from a diverse perspective, she seeks to give visibility to realities often ignored.
However, not everything is black and white for the artist. While she feels proud to represent the LGTBI community, she also criticizes certain commercial aspects of Pride: "In Barcelona, Pride Day is sponsored by big companies… this should be anti-capitalist." Her stance reflects a critical awareness of how social movements can be co-opted by corporate interests.
The move to Madrid has been significant for Hoonine both professionally and personally. She herself acknowledges that "provincialism has saved us"; being away from the hustle and bustle allowed her to develop an authentic sound without the typical pressures of the Spanish music centre. Despite the opportunities Madrid offers, she had already established a solid career in Murcia and continues to value her roots.
Despite her growing success and media visibility, Hoonine faces challenges related to social media: "I hate them with all my might," she confesses with a laugh. She acknowledges that these platforms are necessary but also generate anxiety from the constant pressure to maintain an active online presence.
The artist wishes for her music to be more connected to everyday reality: "If someone manages to forget for an hour and a half about problems like not being able to pay rent thanks to my music, blessed be that bubble effect." For her, concerts are sacred spaces where it is still possible to disconnect from the digital world and genuinely connect with other human beings.
With a promising future ahead and a schedule full of important performances this summer, Hoonine continues to challenge established norms while sharing her unique artistic vision. Interested parties can follow her on social media to learn more about her upcoming performances and new musical releases.
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