David Barrull
David Barrull came up in Barbate, a town on Spain's Mediterranean coast. He started with the traditional sounds of Andalusian folklore, which gave him a...
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David Barrull came up in Barbate, a town on Spain's Mediterranean coast. He started with the traditional sounds of Andalusian folklore, which gave him a foundation before he moved into more contemporary Spanish pop.
His 2014 single "Dígale" was the track that broke through for him. It's a song about lost love that connected with listeners and became a hit in Spain. Other songs like "Dos Enamorados" and "Adoro" followed, showing his knack for melodic pop with emotional weight.
He released his self-titled debut album in 2015, and later put out "Noche de San Juan" in 2018. His music often works with flamenco touches, but he's kept it accessible, staying in that space between traditional Spanish sounds and modern pop songwriting.
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