Bands & artists like Sílvia Pérez Cruz

If you like Sílvia Pérez Cruz, these artists play in similar sounds, ideas, or styles. Use this as a starting point to branch out and find something new to listen to.

Artists to try next

Mariza

Mariza

As a fado singer, her expressive vocals and traditional instrumentation resonate with the Mediterranean influences found in Pérez Cruz's music.

fado
Pablo Alborán

Pablo Alborán

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His emotive songwriting and acoustic arrangements evoke a similar lyrical intimacy and folk sensibility.

Latin pop flamenco pop music
Lola Índigo

Lola Índigo

Combining pop with flamenco roots, her dynamic style reflects the energetic crescendos present in Pérez Cruz's work.

Latin pop funk
Ana Moura

Ana Moura

Her blend of fado with contemporary influences mirrors the cross-genre experimentation seen in Sílvia's music.

fado
Carmen Souza

Carmen Souza

Her incorporation of jazz and world music elements complements the eclectic sound palette that defines Pérez Cruz’s artistry.

jazz
Dani Martín

Dani Martín

His blend of pop-rock with heartfelt lyrics resonates with the emotional storytelling found in Sílvia's songs.

pop music
Isabel Pantoja

Isabel Pantoja

Her powerful vocal delivery and traditional Spanish influences align well with the flamenco aspects of Pérez Cruz’s music.

Jorge Drexler

Jorge Drexler

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His poetic songwriting and blend of folk and Latin influences echo the lyrical intimacy present in Sílvia's work.

alternative rock folk music pop music

Common questions

Who sounds like Sílvia Pérez Cruz?

Artists similar to Sílvia Pérez Cruz include Mariza, Pablo Alborán, Lola Índigo and Ana Moura. Each shares elements of Sílvia Pérez Cruz's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Sílvia Pérez Cruz?

Sílvia Pérez Cruz is primarily known for classical, folk and jazz. The music pulses with an intricate interplay of lyrical intimacy and dynamic crescendos, characterized by nuanced phrasing and an organic ebbing of tension.

Where should I start if I like Sílvia Pérez Cruz?

If you enjoy Sílvia Pérez Cruz, start with Mariza — their album "Terra" is a great entry point. As a fado singer, her expressive vocals and traditional instrumentation resonate with the Mediterranean influences found in Pérez Cruz's music.