Las Dianas They are a Granada-based band made up of wise young women who, since the release of their first single in 2020, have cultivated a vibrant and forceful approach that fuses acid pop, luminous punk, and an irreverent attitude, charged with social criticism and feminism. In the studio and on stage, they appear self-assured, precise, rich in nuances, and constantly redefining themselves, reaffirming their place as the group you want to listen to. If the mythological resonance of their name already underlies feminist values, these take clear form in their music: determined to change the things they cannot accept, Las Dianas bluntly denounce the inequality between men and women, especially in the music industry. Their first album, Lo que te pide el cuerpo (2021), revealed surprising solidity for such a young group, while their long-awaited second album, Ya resolver mañana (Ya resolver mañana, Casa Maracas, 2024), confirms their melodic evolution, their creative ambition, and their ability to transform vulnerability into confidence.

With songs like “Imposter Syndrome,” “Putivuelta,” and “Me Jode,” Las Dianas continue to challenge expectations, celebrate diversity, and assert individual freedom with lucid, energetic, and deeply necessary discourse.