Artist·Salamanque, Espagne

Fatima Hajji

Fatima Hajji is a Spanish DJ, producer and label owner born in Salamanca and now based near Madrid. The daughter of a Moroccan father, she grew up between the Arabic music played at home and the techno she found as a teenager. Her first EP, "Turblasmin", came out in 2008 on Xtiluxe Records; "Violines", in 2013, sampled the raï singer Cheb Khaled. She plays fast, front-facing hard techno and runs the Silver M label.

FromSalamanque, Espagne
Since2008
LabelsSilver M

Sources: djmag.com · musicbrainz.org

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Fatima Hajji is booked for 3 upcoming dates listed on RaveParty (France, Spain, Portugal, Switzerland, Hungary). Browse the festivals, line-ups and tickets.

Their next listed date is Halloween Takeover Madrid, on Saturday 31 October 2026 at Recinto Iberdrola Music, Madrid, Spain. The full calendar covers 3 dates, in Madrid, Budapest and Lisbon. 5 past appearances stay browsable below, each with the line-up of the night.

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Frequently asked questions about Fatima Hajji

When is Fatima Hajji playing next?

On Saturday 31 October 2026, for Halloween Takeover Madrid at Recinto Iberdrola Music, Madrid, Spain. 2 further dates follow, all listed on this page.

Where can I see Fatima Hajji right now?

Spain, Hungary and Portugal, in Madrid, Budapest and Lisbon. Rooms involved: Recinto Iberdrola Music, Hungexpo and Pavilhão Carlos Lopes. Each listing gives the running time, the price and the official ticket shop.

What style does Fatima Hajji play?

Hard Techno, Techno and Schranz. The kick clips, then everything cuts out for a melodic build. The tempo usually sits around 145–170 BPM. The styles shown are the ones the artist actually carries, not the full tagging of every bill they appear on.

Where is Fatima Hajji from?

Salamanque, Espagne. That comes from the sources cited under the biography at the top of this page.

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