- Spanish indie-pop artist Dani Dicostas has signed with Barcelona and Madrid-based booking and management agency Live In Dallas, with Alba Obradors handling management and bookings.
- Dicostas was previously represented by El Volcán Música, the Madrid indie label and management company that signed her at debut and released all three of her albums.
- The signing comes on the heels of Amores Pasajeros, Dicostas' third studio album, released January 30, 2026, to strong critical reception across Spanish music media.
- Live In Dallas has built its reputation managing some of Spain's most respected independent artists, with past and current roster names including Rigoberta Bandini, Sau Poler, and John Talabot.
Dani Dicostas has signed with Live In Dallas for management and bookings, with Alba Obradors overseeing her representation.
The Barcelona and Madrid-based agency, co-run by Fernando Yáñez and Miguel Robres, is known for carefully building the careers of Spanish independent artists, a philosophy that lines up squarely with where Dicostas is in her trajectory.
The Vigo-born singer, born Daniela Díaz Costas, launched her career in 2020 through El Volcán Música, the indie label and management company that released her debut album veinte and guided her through 2023’s Posdata.
By 2022, she was already opening for Imagine Dragons in Spain. In 2025, she appeared on the bill at the Jaleo! Festival alongside Zahara.
Now, with her third album Amores Pasajeros (El Volcán Música, January 2026) drawing critical praise for its 80s-inflected pop production, the move to Live In Dallas signals a push toward broader booking reach and more strategic career-building.
Much like Farruko’s move to WK Entertainment and Massivo Entertainment for management or Dannylux’s signing with Impression Entertainment for film and TV management, this deal reflects a growing trend of rising Latin and Spanish-language artists making deliberate moves toward agencies that combine booking muscle with hands-on management support.
Live In Dallas has previously worked with Rigoberta Bandini, Family Time, and Sau Poler, among others, always prioritizing long-term artist development over quick commercial wins.
Takeaways
Dani Dicostas entering Live In Dallas at this specific moment is no accident. Amores Pasajeros is her most polished, commercially accessible work to date, the kind of record that needs a team capable of turning critical momentum into real concert and festival bookings, both in Spain and internationally.
Live In Dallas has done exactly that for artists like Rigoberta Bandini, helping them grow from indie darlings to headline festival acts.
With Alba Obradors at the helm on a day-to-day basis, Dicostas gets a dedicated manager within a company that already knows how to navigate the Spanish festival circuit and beyond.
The fact that this deal covers both management and bookings under one roof is significant, it gives Live In Dallas full visibility over her live calendar and creative direction, making it easier to build consistent momentum rather than managing competing priorities between separate teams.
Will Live In Dallas push Dani Dicostas onto major international festivals beyond Spain, and could Amores Pasajeros be the album that takes her there? Is Live In Dallas positioning itself as the go-to home for the next wave of Spanish indie-pop artists breaking through internationally?
