Camela

Formed in Madrid's San Cristóbal de los Angeles neighborhood, Latin pop trio Camela rose to fame in Spain with their techno-rhumba style. After releasing their independent debut album Lágrimas de Amor in 1994, they signed with major label EMI and achieved commercial success with hits like "¿Por Qué Me Estas Engañando?" and albums such as amor.com and La Magia del Amor. Despite criticism from highbrow critics, the group's fusion of Europop and flamenco elements resonated with audiences, leading to over seven million records sold and multiple platinum certifications.

Camela's success can be attributed to their unique sound blending international influences with Spanish flair, consistent output of albums, and relatable themes of love and heartbreak in their music. Embracing a formula of synthesizers, drum machines, and flamenco guitars, the trio's music struck a chord with fans who appreciated their heartfelt simplicity and prolificacy in releasing new material nearly every year.