Meet Mestiza, the Female Duo From Spain Mixing Flamenco and Electronic Music
Spanish DJs Belah Sánchez and Patricia “Pitty” Bernad had their own careers. But in 2021, they teamed up under the moniker Mestiza . Since then, the Spanish DJ and producer duo has been finding a growing fan base with its combination of electronic music with flamenco influences.
“We are the culture of flamenco mixed with the hypnotic energy of electronic music, creating a bridge between the ancestral and the futuristic,” their website says. In December 2023, Mestiza released the debut album Quëreles via their independent label Sacro Music, which also reimagined flamenco traditions through a club lens. In 2025, Mestiza became the first female DJ duo to get a residency at the Hï Ibiza club on the Spanish island known as a destination for electronic music lovers. Related Stories Movies Dominic Monaghan to Join 'Lord of the Rings' 25th Anniversary Reunion With Elijah Wood, More at CCXP Business Guillermo del Toro, James Gunn Join Crunchyroll's Inaugural Anime Future Forum
After playing Coachella earlier this year, this fall, the women behind Mestiza are bringing their high-energy act, as part of its Sacro event series, to New York, where they will rock the Brooklyn outdoor venue Creekside – Under The K Bridge, and London, where the duo will bring its sounds to the legendary Roundhouse in Camden on Oct. 30.
THR , in an email Q&A, asked Mestiza about the duo’s history, music and aesthetics, their respect for flamenco, which comes from Andalusia in southern Spain, and what’s next for them, including a possible cinema project.
How and when did you two decide to become a duo rather than continuing your solo work?
PATRICIA “PITTY” BERNAD Before Mestiza, we had both been DJing individually for around 15 years, so we each had our own careers, experiences and musical identities. When we started working together, we quickly realized there was something much more powerful in what we could create together.
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