Inscription
Malú is inscribed as the 37th Global Music Royalty in January 2021.
She is chosen for her consistant results in Global Music, where she taken part 11 times and finished in the top 5 with 5 of her performances! The trophy is still missing, but she has a silver and a bronze medal to her name and is now named Global Music Royalty.
She is chosen for her consistant results in Global Music, where she taken part 11 times and finished in the top 5 with 5 of her performances! The trophy is still missing, but she has a silver and a bronze medal to her name and is now named Global Music Royalty.
Presentation
Malú, born María Lucía Sánchez Benítez on March 15, 1982, in Madrid, Spain, is a prominent Spanish pop singer known for her powerful voice, emotional intensity, and long-standing influence in contemporary Spanish music. Coming from a well-known musical family—her father is the flamenco singer Pepe de Lucía and her uncle was the legendary guitarist Paco de Lucía—she was immersed in music from an early age and quickly developed her own artistic identity.
She began her professional career at just fifteen years old when she was discovered by producer Jesús Yanes, which led to the release of her debut album, Aprendiz, in 1998. The album was a major success in Spain and marked the beginning of a career that would span decades. Her early work was influenced by Latin pop and ballads, but over time she expanded her sound, incorporating rock, flamenco, and more contemporary pop elements.
Malú is known for her emotionally charged performances and songs that often explore themes of love, heartbreak, personal strength, and vulnerability. Her vocal ability—marked by its raw intensity and range—has made her one of the most respected and commercially successful female artists in the Spanish-speaking world. Over the years, she has released numerous albums, many of which have achieved multi-platinum status, and she has consistently filled large concert venues throughout Spain.
In addition to her recording career, Malú has been a coach on the Spanish version of The Voice, where her experience and personality made her a fan favorite and introduced her to a wider television audience. She has received many awards and honors throughout her career, recognizing not only her artistic achievements but also her role in shaping modern Spanish pop music.
Known for her authenticity and emotional transparency, Malú has built a lasting connection with her audience. Her music, often described as both passionate and empowering, reflects her personal growth and resilience. After more than two decades in the spotlight, she remains a significant and beloved figure in Spanish music, continuing to evolve while staying true to the emotional core that defines her artistry.
She began her professional career at just fifteen years old when she was discovered by producer Jesús Yanes, which led to the release of her debut album, Aprendiz, in 1998. The album was a major success in Spain and marked the beginning of a career that would span decades. Her early work was influenced by Latin pop and ballads, but over time she expanded her sound, incorporating rock, flamenco, and more contemporary pop elements.
Malú is known for her emotionally charged performances and songs that often explore themes of love, heartbreak, personal strength, and vulnerability. Her vocal ability—marked by its raw intensity and range—has made her one of the most respected and commercially successful female artists in the Spanish-speaking world. Over the years, she has released numerous albums, many of which have achieved multi-platinum status, and she has consistently filled large concert venues throughout Spain.
In addition to her recording career, Malú has been a coach on the Spanish version of The Voice, where her experience and personality made her a fan favorite and introduced her to a wider television audience. She has received many awards and honors throughout her career, recognizing not only her artistic achievements but also her role in shaping modern Spanish pop music.
Known for her authenticity and emotional transparency, Malú has built a lasting connection with her audience. Her music, often described as both passionate and empowering, reflects her personal growth and resilience. After more than two decades in the spotlight, she remains a significant and beloved figure in Spanish music, continuing to evolve while staying true to the emotional core that defines her artistry.
Global Music Career
12 Participations
7 Finals
5 Top 10s
2 Medals
0 Victory
Representing: Spain, Andorra and Argentina
11. Diles / DNF
31. Como una flor / 17th place
58. Ni un segundo / 4th place
64. Blanco y negro / Silver medal
81. Ahora tú / 5th place
101. Me fuí / 14th place
120. Quiero / Bronze medal
121. Caos / DNF
141. Invisible / 5th place
148. Oncemil / DNQ - with Abel Pintos
157. Contradicción / DNQ
After inscription:
190. Se busca / DNQ
7 Finals
5 Top 10s
2 Medals
0 Victory
Representing: Spain, Andorra and Argentina
11. Diles / DNF
31. Como una flor / 17th place
58. Ni un segundo / 4th place
64. Blanco y negro / Silver medal
81. Ahora tú / 5th place
101. Me fuí / 14th place
120. Quiero / Bronze medal
121. Caos / DNF
141. Invisible / 5th place
148. Oncemil / DNQ - with Abel Pintos
157. Contradicción / DNQ
After inscription:
190. Se busca / DNQ
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