Cristina Malakhai

Cristina Malakhai
Cristina Malakhai
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Est. Royalties
$0 - $0/mo

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Discography

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2
Albums
1
EPs
6
Singles
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11
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1
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4,304
Playlist follower reach (sum)
10+
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18.2%
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Biography & Metadata

Cristina Malakhai is a singer-songwriter, producer and actress from Barcelona, Spain. She charted #1 in iTunes Spain with her project Los Peces de Cristina, which was well received by national tv and radio outlets and started her tour which lead to her performing over 100 shows across Europe. As a talented songwriter and music producer in her own right, Cristina has collaborated with many gifted and renowned producers and musicians like Marco Morgione (El Guincho, Delorean), the Catalan guitarist Oriol Saltor (La Puerta de Los Sueños), Marco Cinelli (Tòfol Martínez, Cinelli Brothers), Boo Hewerdine (“British singer-songwriter”-BBC), country songwriter Tim McGeary ("Smallville," "One Tree Hill"), and most recently, international pop producer Marcus "BELLRINGER” Bell (Nicki Minaj, Katy Perri, Snoop Dogg, Timbaland). Themes of nature can be seen in all of Cristina’s art and music. Not just as a source of inspiration, she pays tribute to the gift of nature in her lyrics and videos to spread values of love and respect for our planet. We can see this demonstrated in her music video filmed in collaboration with her brother Llop Àrtic, international awarded nature photographer, as well as the film directors Gerard Pando and Miguel Angel Granados.

Updated Oct 1, 2026, 8:42 PM
First discovered Jun 3, 2025, 1:22 AM