Hot Dance 90

The 30th edition of Hot Dance 90, presented by Josep María Jurado and Susi Bautista, features a deep dive into the career of house music icon CeCe Peniston. The episode explores her rise to fame with the global anthem Finally, her transition into R&B sounds with Moving On, and her various collaborations across gospel and electronic genres. The program also traverses a wide spectrum of dance history, featuring tracks from Todd Terry, Black Riot, and F.O.K. The broadcast highlights influential producers and artists such as Jam & Spoon, Nalin & Kane, and Gala, while showcasing the global reach of the show from its production base in Barcelona to audiences in Chile, Bolivia, and Argentina.

The 29th edition of Hot Dance 90 explores the history and evolution of Eurodance and House music. Hosted by Josep María Jurado and Susi Bautista, the program delves into the career of Robyne, highlighting her gospel roots and the enduring impact of the anthem Show Me Love. The episode traverses various dance milestones, including the rise of Technotronic, the cult status of Erin Kruse, and the global success of Black Box. Beyond individual artists, the show examines the cultural phenomenon of 90s club tracks, discussing how advertising and label rebrandings influenced chart success. From deep house gems to high-energy Eurodance classics, the program serves as a retrospective of the sounds that defined dance floors in Europe and Latin America.

Hot Dance 90, hosted by Josep María Jurado and Susi Bautista, explores the history of Eurodance and House music through legendary artists. The episode features an in-depth look at Crystal Waters, detailing her musical lineage and the enduring success of hits like 'Gypsy Woman' and '100% Pure Love'. The program also traverses various genres and eras, including New York House icons like Barbara Tucker and M-People, as well as R&B influences from Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown. Beyond artist biographies, the show highlights specific musical milestones, such as the impact of remixes by David Morales and the resurgence of tracks through modern media. The broadcast connects a global audience, spanning from Barcelona to stations in Bolivia and Argentina, delivering a curated selection of 90s dance classics, Italo Dance, and soulful house.

Hot Dance 90, hosted by Josep María Jurado and Susi Bautista, explores the history of Eurodance and iconic dance music eras. The episode features a deep dive into the Italian project Corona, detailing the success of hits like Rhythm of the Night and Baby Baby. The program also traverses various subgenres including House, Progressive House, and Italo House, featuring artists such as Robert Miles, Spice Girls, Ultranate, and Lady Gaga. Beyond specific artist biographies, the show highlights the global reach of dance music, connecting listeners from Barcelona to Bolivia and Chile. The broadcast serves as a retrospective of club anthems that defined the 1990s and early 2000s, providing context on producers like Lee Marrow and the cultural impact of tracks played in legendary discotheque sessions.

Episode 26 of Hot Dance 90 features hosts Josep María Jurado and Susi Bautista exploring the history of Eurodance legends and a curated selection of 90s club hits. The program provides a biographical deep dive into Ice MC, detailing his origins in Nottingham and his pivotal collaboration with producer Robyx. The episode also traverses various sub-genres of dance music, including Swedish Eurodance, heavy bass tracks, and melodic vocal hits. Listeners are treated to a retrospective journey through the decade's most iconic sounds, featuring artists such as Alexia, Masterboy, and Herbie Krüger. The broadcast concludes with an overview of the program's social media presence and an invitation for listeners to interact via WhatsApp, maintaining the high-energy spirit of 90s dance culture.

En esta vigésima quinta edición de Hot Dance 90, los presentadores Josep María Jurado y Susi Bautista realizan un recorrido por los grandes éxitos del Eurodance y la música electrónica de los años 90. El programa pone especial énfasis en la trayectoria de la formación italiana Capella, explorando su evolución desde el sonido Italo Dance hasta su etapa dorada bajo la producción de Gianfranco Bartolotti. El episodio también presenta otros proyectos emblemáticos como Network y las interpretaciones de artistas como Kim Lucas y Dan Harrow. A través de una selección de temas que marcaron las pistas de baile, el programa conecta la producción realizada en Barcelona con la audiencia en Latinoamérica, rescatando clásicos del género e incluyendo curiosidades sobre versiones y orígenes de los artistas.

En esta vigésimo cuarta edición de Hot Dance 90, los presentadores José María Jurado y Susi Bautista recorren la historia del Eurodance centrándose en proyectos emblemáticos como Real McCoy, analizando su evolución desde sus inicios en Berlín hasta éxitos mundiales como Another Night y Runaway. El programa también explora la trayectoria de grupos como Moloco, destacando el origen de su formación, y analiza la técnica de uso de samples en temas de la época. El episodio culmina con un homenaje especial al Max Mix 3, presentando tanto la versión original de hace 40 años realizada por Toni Peret y José María Castells, como la nueva edición de aniversario a cargo de Tony Postigo y Javi Villlegas. Además, se incluye una sección dedicada a la música de M People y Fats, cerrando con un repaso por los clásicos que definieron las pistas de baile de los años 90.

Hot Dance 90 presents a deep dive into the history of Eurodance, focusing heavily on the legendary group Mr. President and their global impact with hits like Coco Jambo. The program explores the origins of various dance acts, tracing musical lineages from the 1970s disco era through the 1980s synth-pop and New Order's influential post-punk transitions into the 1mu90s dance phenomenon. Beyond Eurodance, the episode features a diverse selection of tracks including works by Clean Bandit, Matt Bianco, and Sonic Dream. The hosts provide historical context regarding production details, such as the influence of Bernard Edwards and Nile Rodgers, while also touching upon the global reach of the genre from Barcelona to Latin America.

Hot Dance 90, hosted by Josep María Jurado and Susi Bautista, presents a retrospective journey through the Eurodance era. The episode explores the history of iconic musical projects such as Enigma, founded by Michael Cretu, and highlights the international impact of artists like Sash, known for their multilingual approach. The program features a diverse selection of 90s dance tracks, including works from Village People, Loco Mía, Crystal Waters, Tiesto, and Captain Hollywood Project. Beyond music playback, the episode provides historical context regarding the production of electronic music in Germany and Ibiza, as well as the influence of television programs like TV3's Trescat on the youth culture of the decade.

Hot Dance 90 explores the evolution of dance music from the Eurodance era into various subgenres of the 1990s. Hosted by Jose Maria Jurado and Susi Bautista, the program delves into the biography of iconic groups like La Bouche, highlighting the legacy of vocalist Melanie Thornton. The episode traverses musical landscapes from French reggae-infused tracks to Italian dance hits like Eiffel 65 and the trance movements of the decade. The presentation also examines the transition of artists from bands to solo careers, including Peter Gabriel's departure from Genesis and the production transformations of tracks like Everything But The Girl's 'Missing'. Beyond the music, the hosts reflect on the changing methods of finding musical information, moving from physical discographies in Barcelona to the era of Google and artificial intelligence.

The 20th edition of Hot Dance 90, presented by Jose Maria Jurado and Susy Bautista, explores the history and evolution of Eurodance and dance-related music. The program features a deep dive into the German group Master Boy, detailing their formation in Baden-Württemberg and their international success with vocalist Tricia Delgado. The episode also examines various covers of a 1977 classic by artists such as La Monde, Odyssey, and Richie Havans. Beyond Eurodance, the broadcast highlights the fusion of R&B, House, and Hip Hop through the British group Soul II Soul. The program further explores dance music's connection to sports, featuring the FIFA World Cup anthem 'Carnival of Paris' by Dario G and Queen's 'We Are the Champions.' The episode concludes with tracks from Dr. Alban, Sara, and a techno-flamenco remix by Catalan DJ Marcel Ventura.