The 22-year-old singer from Cadiz lands in Puerto de la Cruz with the tour for her debut album ‘Bodhiria,’ as the icon of a new generation that connects tradition and avant-garde.
Judeline She is one of the most promising voices in the new Spanish pop scene. The singer from Cádiz, whose name is Lara Fernández, who grew up in the town of Caños de Meca, a coastal village in Barbate, Cádiz, is a major phenomenon in recent history, and will be stopping in Puerto de la Cruz on Saturday, September 6th to illuminate the tenth anniversary of Phe Festival. A bet by the festival organizers from El Puerto to have this young artist in 2025, who is setting the pace both in Spain and abroad with a musical proposal that transcends genres, where Andalusian heritage is mixed and enriched with elements of pop and electronic music.
A contemporary pulse that has had unprecedented national and international significance. Its debut album Bodhiria (Interscope, 2024), released in October 2024, produced by his collaborators Tuiste and Mayo, along with members of Russia IDK Rusowsky, Drummie and Ralphie Choo, and Rob Bisel (SZA, Tate McRae) has been acclaimed by the international press in outlets such as Pitchfork, Rolling Stone, The Fader, Billboard, The New York Times, NPR, Variety or Remix.
With millions of streams of their repertoire across all platforms streaming, Judeline has been recognized as the artist representing the future of European music after winning two awards at MME (MME Award and Public Choice Award) at the Eurosonic Noorderslag 2025 festival, and receiving the El Ojo Crítico de RNE award, among other accolades. Judeline was the only Spaniard to perform on stage at the Coachella festival (California), held in April of this year, in addition to being present at major national festivals. In this regard, it should be noted that Judeline decided to cancel her performance this year at the Benicassim International Festival due to FIB's link to the KKR fund and its support for the Israeli offensive in Gaza.
Created between tradition and the avant-garde, Judeline doesn't want to pigeonhole her music or seek a label to define the kind of emotionally charged pop she practices, which is filled with spirituality. Her starting point, rooted in flamenco, Camarón, and Lorca, serves as a launchpad in search of new sonic horizons.
With a childhood and adolescence marked by the gray tones of depression that befell him as a consequence of Bullying what they did to her in school and high school, as the artist herself has stated, at 16 she dropped out of her fourth year of ESO to change her surroundings to Amsterdam, start working, and sing in her free time. The dark cloud began to disappear, and the young Judeline found music to be the best therapy.
He returned to Cádiz after some time and completed his studies to settle in Madrid. In the capital, and during the lockdown, his path crossed with Alizzz after winning a contest organized by the producer. What happened from what Judeline did with the song Rota It's history now.
23 singles
A studio album, the aforementioned Bodhiria (2024), which includes caliber themes such as Silver earrings, Heavenly, INRI or Mangata; One Ep Of the light (2022), and 23 singles, including seven collaborations as a guest, in addition to compositions she has released on platforms since 2017, are the sonic portrait of Judeline, whose production continues to grow at an unstoppable pace. Proof of this are the three singles she has released this 2025, and which will surely be part of the repertoire she will perform at the tenth edition of Phe Festival, next September in Puerto de la Cruz: You and I, a song in Portuguese, French, and Spanish filled with sensuality, recorded with Brazilian artist Mc Morena, which was released last April; Glass girl, a piece filled with melancholy that appeared last June; and the most recent one that connects Judeline with the roots of flamenco that mark her direction A bridge across the bay, the Field Cross, tribute to Camarón on the 75th anniversary of his birth, recorded alongside guitarist Yeray Cortés.
Judeline was the first Spanish artist in the campaign Singles of Spotify in 2023, with its versions of The Torture and I Am The Only One, in addition to being recognized as a VEVO DSCVR Artist to Watch in 2024.
After embarking on a European stadium tour with J. Balvin in early 2024, Good to see you again Tour, in a year that Judeline released two singles from her debut album Bodhiria, case of Mangata and Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews, the artist has a 2025 with a full concert schedule for the tour Bodhiriwith 15 sold-out dates across Spain and international festivals such as the aforementioned Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival (USA), Spain's Primavera Sound Barcelona, BBK, Sonorama Ribera and Phe Festival, We Love Green (France), or Dour Festival (Belgium), among others.
The tenth edition of Phe Festival, on September 5th and 6th, embraces other music genres and presents a lineup of international and national artists who will headline the anniversary celebration in Puerto de la Cruz: the Belgian duo 2manydjs, of brothers David and Stephen Dewaele, musicians and producers, a side project of Soulwax, the alternative and electronic rock band they've led since 1995, who will be in Puerto de la Cruz with their catalog of impossible remixes; the Barcelona band Dorian, prominent figures in electronic pop and new wave on the national scene; Samurai, a Madrid-based artist who practices a sort of pop fusion and alternative rock, which has positioned itself as one of the most promising voices in the Spanish music scene; Cycle, the perfect equation of electronic production, danceable beats, and guitars, which joins the tenth Phe Festival party with the 20th-anniversary tour of their debut album, Weak on the Rocks (2005); the Compostelan Carlangas, that after more than a decade and five albums released leading Novedades Carminha, arrives at Phe with his personal sonic adventure; and the musician and producer from Lanzarote Ale Acosta with his solo project.
In the presence of the New York band Nada Surf and the Canaries San Tosielo, Broken Ship and Los Blody, it's worth highlighting the incorporation of Ganges, project selected from 400 proposals from 75 different locations that received the call for the Spanish music internationalization program The Spanish Wave, in its first collaboration with the Tenerife festival.
Among the new features of this edition, Phe Festival presents three stages with simultaneous programming to mark the debut of Phe Club, a new space dedicated to electronic music and clubbing culture, which will feature 25 internationally renowned artists and prominent Canarian references.