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Mákina - Wikipedia Mákina is a subgenre of hardcore techno, originating in Spain Similar to UK hardcore, it includes elements of bouncy techno and hard trance, it also incorporates influence from Eurodance, and the tempo ranges from 150 to 180 BPM Dance music in Spain became prominent in 1988 with the rise of acid house
Makina | Hard Dance Wiki | Fandom Makina Mákina, "Bakalao", and "Poky" are electronic music genres originated in Spain, similar in sound to UK Hardcore, but with certain elements of bouncy techno among other differences
Makina Surge Mix 2025 - YouTube The Surge of Makina: A High-Energy Explosion Makina music is an unstoppable surge of energy, rhythm, and adrenaline Known for its high-octane beats, euphoric melodies, and pulsating basslines,
Mákina: A Decade of Sound | Casa In 1989, he took over an unruly hour called Psicódromo, and Makina gained momentum From here, Makina's journey reached new heights Different elements such as techno, pumping trance, and garnish Eurodance were combined with Makina to make it more polished Naturally, it won the hearts of the listeners smoothly
A History of Mákina in Ten Tracks · Feature RA Chosen by Costa and Jenner, the following ten tracks chart mákina's rise in Spain and its unexpected journey over to the North East of England This Belgian track from 1986 can be considered a precursor to the European hardcore techno sound that influenced mákina in Catalonia
Makina Music | Discogs Spanish blend of hard house, happy hardcore and hard trance Usually quite fast, bouncy and with over-the-top happy melodies Originated in the early 90's, still being produced today
The 10 best makina tracks, curated by Schak - Mixmag If you like your music fast and euphoric then you’ll love makina The dance music style, which originated in Spain and became a youth culture phenomenon in Scotland and the North East of England, is built on sounds that send you loopy