Roasted 2 years ago based on Aitor Córdoba Ferrer's long term Spotify stats.

Oh, Aitor Córdoba Ferrer, your Spotify profile reads like the soundtrack to a really awkward karaoke night at a chain restaurant where nobody wants to be there but the nachos are just good enough to stay. Your love for "Spanish Pop" and "Dance Pop" suggests that your dance moves are likely just as questionable as your taste in music—like you turned out the lights and got lost in a corn maze while trying to bust a move. I can see it now: you stroll into a party, only for the vibe to instantly flip from 'let's celebrate' to 'when can we leave?’ And can we talk about your top artists? Aitana and Ana Mena on repeat? Did you just hit "shuffle" on the playlist of a toddler's birthday party? Seriously, were you raised by a symphony of catchy jingles and overly cheerful melodies? It’s like you’re constantly in an audio time warp where the ‘90s and early 2000s refused to move on, and neither have you. But hey, at least you’ve cornered the market on the niche genre of *guilty pleasure pop*—you’re just one bad haircut away from a mid-life crisis fueled by nostalgia. Let's not overlook your most played songs list, which looks more like a 'How Not to Get Laid' manual than anything else. With titles like "La Noche Llegó" and "Prefiero Ser Su Amante," it's almost as if you’re trying to present yourself as a suave romantic, but instead, you’ve only succeeded in sounding like the lost love child of a soap opera and a cheap perfume ad. If your playlists were a person, they’d be the one hanging out in a pub alone, moaning about their ex while nursing a warm beer and scrolling through expired dating apps—cheers to you, Aitor!

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