MËSTIZA is a Spanish electronic music duo consisting of DJs and producers Pitty Bernad and Belah. They have gained international acclaim for creating a unique sub-genre that blends deep house, melodic techno, and Afro-house with traditional Flamenco influences and Spanish folklore.
Formed in 2021 after both artists spent over a decade building successful solo careers, the project is a deep exploration of their cultural roots, femininity, and aesthetic storytelling.
## The Sound: "Flamenco-Electronic"
MËSTIZA's signature sound is a "bridge between the ancestral and the futuristic." Key elements include:
Traditional Instrumentation: Incorporation of Spanish guitar, castanets, and rhythmic claps (palmas).
Vocal Fusion: Collaborations with authentic flamenco singers (cantaores) over club-ready beats.
Cultural Influence: Their music is heavily inspired by legends like Camarón de la Isla and Paco de Lucía, as well as the contemporary Afro-house movements led by artists like Black Coffee.
## SACRO: The Experience
The duo is well-known for their branded event series, SACRO (meaning "sacred"). These are immersive performances that go beyond a standard DJ set, featuring:
Live Musicians: Flamenco guitarists and percussionists performing alongside the decks.
Dance: Professional flamenco dancers choreographed to electronic rhythms.
Visual Identity: High-fashion styling inspired by traditional Spanish iconography, such as mantillas, fans, and embroidery.
## Career Milestones
Debut Album Quëreles (2023): Their first full-length project reached #1 on Spain's official vinyl sales chart, featuring tracks like "Lágrimas" and "Mis Ojos."
Hï Ibiza Residency: In 2025/2026, they made history as the first female DJ duo to hold a full-season residency at Hï Ibiza (the world's #1 club), hosting their party every Sunday.
Global Presence: They are staples at major international festivals, including Zamna Tulum and Coachella (2026).
Biography
MËSTIZA is a Spanish electronic music duo consisting of DJs and producers Pitty Bernad and Belah. They have gained international acclaim for creating a unique sub-genre that blends deep house, melodic techno, and Afro-house with traditional Flamenco influences and Spanish folklore.
Formed in 2021 after both artists spent over a decade building successful solo careers, the project is a deep exploration of their cultural roots, femininity, and aesthetic storytelling.
## The Sound: "Flamenco-Electronic"
MËSTIZA's signature sound is a "bridge between the ancestral and the futuristic." Key elements include:
Traditional Instrumentation: Incorporation of Spanish guitar, castanets, and rhythmic claps (palmas).
Vocal Fusion: Collaborations with authentic flamenco singers (cantaores) over club-ready beats.
Cultural Influence: Their music is heavily inspired by legends like Camarón de la Isla and Paco de Lucía, as well as the contemporary Afro-house movements led by artists like Black Coffee.
## SACRO: The Experience
The duo is well-known for their branded event series, SACRO (meaning "sacred"). These are immersive performances that go beyond a standard DJ set, featuring:
Live Musicians: Flamenco guitarists and percussionists performing alongside the decks.
Dance: Professional flamenco dancers choreographed to electronic rhythms.
Visual Identity: High-fashion styling inspired by traditional Spanish iconography, such as mantillas, fans, and embroidery.
## Career Milestones
Debut Album Quëreles (2023): Their first full-length project reached #1 on Spain's official vinyl sales chart, featuring tracks like "Lágrimas" and "Mis Ojos."
Hï Ibiza Residency: In 2025/2026, they made history as the first female DJ duo to hold a full-season residency at Hï Ibiza (the world's #1 club), hosting their party every Sunday.
Global Presence: They are staples at major international festivals, including Zamna Tulum and Coachella (2026).