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Martin Urrutia

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In this Spanish name, the first or paternal surname is Urrutia and the second or maternal family name is Horas.
Martin Urritia
Urrutia in 2024
Born
Martin Urrutia Horas

(2005-03-30) 30 March 2005 (age 20)
Getxo, Vizcaya, Spain
Occupation
  • Singer
Years active2023–present
Musical career
Genres
Instrument
  • Vocals
LabelsUniversal Music Spain
Websitehttps://www.youtube.com/@martinurrutiahoras

Martin Urrutia Horas (Getxo, March 30, 2005) is a Spanish singer, composer and actor who became known for being a finalist of Operación Triunfo series 12 and for his co-starring role in the musical series Mariliendre.

Biography

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He was born in Getxo on March 30, 2005[1] and is the eldest of three siblings.[2] Martin had an interest in the performing arts from a very young age, leading him to study dance at the Roser Carrés Ballet School. After completing his baccalaureate in performing arts in Bilbao, he was accepted into Dantzerti, the Higher School of Dramatic Art and Dance of the Basque Country.[1][3] He interrupted his studies at Dantzerti to join the Operación Triunfo music academy.[1][3]

Musical Career

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2023-2024: Appearance on Operación Triunfo

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On November 20, 2023, he became one of the 16 contestants on Operación Triunfo 2023 after performing Somewhere Only We Know by Keane at Gala 0, making him the first official contestant of the twelfth edition.[4]

During his time on the show he was chosen as the favorite of the week in Gala 6 after his performance of the song Alors on danse by Stromae,[5] and in Gala 8 he sang a duet with his partner Chiara Oliver of the song Escriurem by Miki Núñez and IZARO, the second time that a contestant sang in Basque in the contest, and the first time that a song was sung as a duet in Catalan and Basque.[6] Another of his most notable performances was God Only Knows by The Beach Boys, performed with his partner and current boyfriend Juanjo Bona.[7]

On February 12, 2024, he became a finalist on the show after performing Murder on the Dancefloor by Sophie Ellis-Bextor, with the finals being on February 19, where he finished in sixth place singing Golden Hour by JVKE.[8]

After finishing the contest, he participated with his colleagues in the Operación Triunfo tour, with which he toured ten Spanish cities, including Bilbao.[9] The concert he gave with his classmates at the WiZink Center in Madrid, and the changes in his life after his time at the music academy, were captured in a Prime Video documentary that premiered on September 27, 2024.[10]

2024-present: First songs

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Under the Universal Music Spain record label, in March 2024 he released his first single, Rompeolas, whose video clip was recorded on a beach in the Algarve (Portugal).[11][12][13] This single entered the top 50 of Spotify Spain twice, as well as the Official Sales Charts of Music Producers of Spain Promusicae.[14][15][16]

In May 2024, together with the other finalists of Operación Triunfo 2023, he presented and performed at the Spanish Olympic Committee headquarters La Gravedad, a song wrriten to be Spain's official song at the 2024 Summer Olympics.[17][18]

In June 2024, he released a compilation album titled Lo mejor de Martin Urrutia, which includes several of the songs he performed during his time on Operación Triunfo 2023, as well as his first single, Rompeolas. This album reached second place on the Official Sales Charts of Promusicae and remained in the top 100 for two weeks.[19][20]

His first solo concert was on July 11, 2024, alongside the indie pop group El Buen Hijo, at the Bilbao BBK Live festival,[21][22] where he sang his first single, Rompeolas, and covered several songs; he also sang a duet with Alba Reche.[23] That same month, Urrutia also performed at La Casa de España in Paris in a private concert for the Spanish delegation to the games Olympics.[24] Later, in August 2024, he gave his second solo concert during the Los 40 Aste Nagusia festival.[25][26]

At the end of September 2024, Urrutia and Juanjo Bona announced "El Destello", a joint effort telling their love story.[27][28] The song, co-produced by Hidrogenesse,[29] has electronic pop overtones, and the music video has a vintage black and white aesthetic with a choreographed dance with clear references to La Mesías.[30][31] This collaboration pre-debuted in Spotify Spain top 200, reaching the top 50 after its debut[32][33] and number 39 on iTunes;[34] It also entered the Official Sales Charts of Promusicae.[35] On October 11, 2024, Urrutia was invited by Bona to perform on stage during his Los40 Pop Pilar concert at the Fiestas del Pilar in Zaragoza, where they sang El Destello live for the first time.[36][37] Shortly thereafter, Martin and Juanjo announced the release of a remix version of El Destello, produced by Nacho Canut of Fangoria, and a vinyl album containing both versions.[38]

On October 18, 2024, he covered and recorded a music video for the song Eskutitza, a charity collaboration in Basque for EITB Maratoia 2024 to raise funds for the prevention of cardiovascular diseases, under the slogan Listen to your heart.[39][40] On December 12, 2024, Urrutia and Bona performed as a duo in a benefit concert at the Euskalduna Palace in Bilbao.[41][42]

Between March and June 2025, Urrutia sang El Destello again alongside Bona in some of the concerts of the latter's solo tour, Tan Mayor y Tan Niño, where they also sang their version of God Only Knows a cappella.[43][44][45] On May 31, 2025, Urrutia performed at the Bizkaia Arena as a guest artist at the end of IZARO's tour.[46][47]

A year after releasing his first song, in June 2025 he published Nadadora.[48] Produced by Hidrogenesse, this single from his debut album is a cover of the San Sebastian group Family. The music video, with a homemade style and fragments recorded with a VHS camera, is a love letter to nature and an ode to childhood nostalgia. [49]

Acting Career

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In 2023, Urrutia played an extra in the film Anathema,[50] a horror film directed by Jimina Sabadú and produced by Álex de la Iglesia originally scheduled for theaters in November 2024. [51][52]

During summer 2023, he starred in the musical version of The Picture of Dorian Gray,[53][54] directed by Eva Ausín, in Madrid.

On March 20, 2024, Atresmedia announced the musical television series Mariliendre, directed by Javier Ferreiro and produced by Javier Ambrossi and Javier Calvo, in which Martin would make his debut as a co-starring actor alongside Blanca Martínez, Omar Ayuso, Carlos González, Yenesi, and Álvaro Jurado.[55][56] Urrutia presented a preview of the project with his colleagues at the FesTVal in Vitoria in September 2024.[57][58] He also participated in a series of presentations and panel discussions on fiction between February and March 2025, attending the Teatro Real in Madrid,[59] to the 28th edition of the Malaga Spanish Film Festival,[60][61] to the 'Media Festival' of the Universidad Carlos III of Madrid[62] or to the eighth edition of the 'Crossover. Cultura de Series' in San Sebastián.[63] The series consists of six episodes and premiered on Atresplayer in April 2025.[64][65]

In May 2025, he participated as a special guest on the twelfth edition of Your face sounds familiar on Antena 3, where he played Ricky Martin to perform Livin' la Vida Loca.[66]

Modeling and Advertising

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In May 2024, Urrutia and Juanjo Bona starred on the cover and in the main feature of the spring edition of the quarterly travel magazine Shangay Voyager.[67] In this publication, both collaborated with the local government to promote the island as a LGBTQ tourism destination.[68]

In September 2024, he became an ambassador for the Yves Saint Laurent brand and promoted one of its new fragrances through various social media platforms.[69]

Urrutia has appeared in several articles for fashion and trend magazines, both in print and online, where he has discussed his artistic, musical, and acting career. The September 2024 autumn edition of Neo2 Magazine,[70][71] the October 2024 issue of Vanidad magazine[72] or the February 2025 edition of the men's magazine Risbel Magazine.[73] stand out. On the occasion of the premiere of Mariliendre, between March and April 2025, he starred in a series of covers and reports on his acting debut, including interviews in the American magazine Variety,[74] in the Sunday supplement El País Semanal[75] or in the magazine Nuebo.[76]

Recognition

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In June 2024, Urrutia was chosen as one of the 100 most influential LGBTQ+ people in Spain.[77][78] He appeared on the list again in June 2025, for the second consecutive year.[79]

On July 3, 2024, he was the town crier of the Pride festivities LGTBIQ+ in Madrid alongside his Operación Triunfo 2023 colleagues Juanjo Bona, Chiara Oliver and Violeta Hódar in the Plaza de Pedro Zerolo.[80]

In October 2024, he was chosen alongside Leire Martínez to promote EITB Maratoia 2024,,[39] raising €850,000 for cardiovascular disease research.[81]

Discography

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Albums and EPs

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Compilation Albums

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Title Details Charts
 Spain
The Best of Martin Urrutia
  • Released: June 20, 2024
  • Label: Universal Music
  • Format: CD, digital download
 2

Singles

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As lead artist

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Year Song Chart position Album
 Spain[82]
2024 "Rompeolas" 74 The Best of Martin Urrutia
2025 "Nadadora" To be released

Collaborations

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Year Song Chart Position
 Spain[82]
2024 "La gravedad"

(with Naiara, Paul Thin, Ruslana, Lucas Curotto and Juanjo Bona)

—
"El destello" (with Juanjo Bona) 94
"El destello (Remix)" (with Juanjo Bona) —

Soundtracks

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Year Song Details
2024 "Eskutitza" (with Leire Martínez) EITB Maratoia 2024
2025 "Amen" (with Bea Fernández, Carlos González, Nina, Omar Ayuso and Yenesi) Mariliendre: Chapter 1
"I love you more" (with Bea Fernández)
"I want to dance" (with Bea Fernández, Carlos González, Omar Ayuso and Yenesi)
"I'll do it for you" (with Bea Fernández) Mariliendre: Chapter 2
"Take a Vitamin" (with Bea Fernández, Carlos González, Omar Ayuso and Yenesi)
"It Could Be" (with Bea Fernández, Carlos González, Omar Ayuso, Yenesi and Álvaro Jurado) Mariliendre: Chapter 3
"When You Go" (with Bea Fernández and Jorge Silvestre) Mariliendre: Chapter 4
"Twisting Words" (with Bea Fernández) Mariliendre: Chapter 5
"All for a Dream" (with Bea Fernández, Carlos González, Omar Ayuso, Yenesi and Álvaro Jurado)
"It's Me + Tell Me" (with Bea Fernández, Carlos González, Omar Ayuso, Yenesi and Álvaro Almodóvar) Mariliendre: Chapter 6

Filmography

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Film

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Year Title Role Notes Ref.
2024 Anathema Extra Traditional horror film [50]

Series

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Year Title Channel Role Notes Ref.
2025 Mariliendre Atresplayer Jeremías Escudero Co-star (6 episodes) [55]

Television

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As presenter or contestant

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Year Title Channel Notes Ref.
2023-2024 Operación Triunfo series 12 Prime Video Contestant, Finalist [8]
2024 Orgullo de Madrid 2024 RTVE Town Crier [80]

Documentaries

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Year Title Channel Notes Ref.
2024 Gala NoGala ING OT23 Youtube Starring (9 programs) [83]
OT23: The Tour Prime Video Documentary and film, protagonist [10]
2025 More about Mariliendre Atresplayer Documentary [84]

Music Videos

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Year Song Release Notes
2024 "Rompeolas" March 21, 2024 Main Artist
"Lo que no ves de mí" March 28, 2024 Special Appearance
"La gravedad"

(with Naiara, Paul Thin, Ruslana, Lucas Curotto and Juanjo Bona)

May 7, 2024 Collaboration
"El Destello" (with Juanjo Bona) October 3, 2024
"Eskutitza" (with Leire Martínez) October 18, 2024
2025 "Nadadora" June 12, 2025 Main Artist

Awards and Nominations

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Year Country Award Category Nominated Work Result Ref.
2024  Spain MADO Award LGBTI Diversity Himself (with colleagues from the OT23 collective) Won [85]
 Brazil BreakTudo Awards Anthem of the year "Rompeolas" Won [86]

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