Relajadita

Hard bounce with Latin vocals

Halfway between hard bounce and hard techno, Relajadita has turned Latin and Brazilian vocals into a dancefloor signature. At Dour Festival 2026, the lineup placed her opposite GIØ in an opening Face 2 Face: heavy basslines against a Mediterranean energy designed to set De Balzaal on fire, within the orbit of the 240KM/H collective. The name plays on contrast. In the booth, there is no truce: fast kicks, danceable choruses, and a bounce that pushes the body forward.

From the first bump to the 240KM/H roster

In June 2025, she published her first session on SoundCloud, Primer chichón de la andriu, with the tone of someone learning in plain sight. Within a few months, Wait... What?, already labeled as hard bounce, and BOUNCITO RICOOOOO arrived. Signing with 240KM/H put her in the collective's Face 2 Face events: Terminal Sabadell in Barcelona with Cloudy, Karlsruhe, Melbourne, Sydney, and Brisbane alongside Adrián Mills, KUKO, Noise Mafia, or Afem Syko. In Budapest, the Bouncy cycle announced her as a new member of the roster, sharing the bill with Kichta.

Mondo, Gotec, Medusa, and ADE

In Madrid, Mondo placed her at the May 2026 Open Air with Patrick Mason, SPFDJ, and Gerardo Niva, and later in a B2B with Alba Franch. That afternoon under the Jowke tent, the bouncy touch served as a warm-up for an already packed dancefloor. In July, she played an hour and a half in the main room of Gotec Club in Karlsruhe at 162 bpm, with Latin and Brazilian vocals; the set was recorded as her calling card. The summer took her to the Medusa Sunbeach Festival in Cullera. The European calendar includes Duro Festival in Montmeló, Face 2 Face in Paris and Lyon, Rheingrün alongside Teletech in Karlsruhe, and in October, the Amsterdam Dance Event at Melkweg, during a hard techno night with Noise Mafia, Human Error, and Wilderích.

Booth first, catalog later

Still without a commercial catalog of singles or EPs, her weight lies in her sessions and social media. SoundCloud concentrates the mixes; YouTube documents the Gotec bounce; Instagram and TikTok have turned the project into one of the fastest rises in the bounce scene. Relajadita belongs to that wave of DJs who have jumped from the bedroom to the festival circuit in a single year: Spain, France, Germany, Belgium, Hungary, and Australia, always with the same dancefloor gesture: not very relaxed and very bouncy.