Tino Casal is one of the great icons of Spanish pop and the Madrid scene of the 1980s. Singer, songwriter, producer, and visual artist, he stands out for his extravagant image, powerful voice, and innovative style. He fuses pop, glam, synth-pop, and electronic music in anthems like “Eloise,” “Champú de huevo,” and “Embrujada.” Always at the forefront of aesthetics and music, his legacy as a creative and transgressive reference continues to influence current music and pop culture.