Enmika
Enmika is a Spanish electro-pop duo from Madrid, formed by Ignacio "Nacho" Serrano and María "María" del Amo. Nacho plays piano and produces, while María...
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Enmika is a Spanish electro-pop duo from Madrid, formed by Ignacio "Nacho" Serrano and María "María" del Amo. Nacho plays piano and produces, while María sings and writes lyrics. They met at a music festival and started making music together.
Their debut single "Cayendo" came out in 2016 and found an audience online. The song has a melodic electronic arrangement with María's vocals carrying lyrics about love and loss. Another track, "Recuerdos," shows their approach to blending pop songwriting with electronic production.
Some listeners initially questioned their mix of Spanish pop and electronica, but they kept working in that direction. Their music video for "Cayendo" featured a same-sex couple kissing, which drew some negative reactions online at the time.
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