Editing Breakbeat (section)

=== Andalusian breakbeat ===
In Spain from the mid-1990s to early 2000s, breakbeat became a massive social movement, especially in the southern part of the country, [[Andalusia]].

Largely responsible for the spread of the "broken rhythm" in Andalusia, was the public radio station of the autonomous community: [[Canal Sur Radio]] and [[Canal Fiesta]], known at that time as Fórmula 1, where the program "Mundo Evassion" was broadcast, or "Evassion Planet" which was presented by Dani Moreno. Artists of that era included [[Digital Base]], [[Dj Nitro]], Jordi Slate, Man, Wally, Kultur, Jan B, Anuschka, and Ale Baquero. <ref>{{cite news |title=Break nation, la electrónica que bailó Andalucía |url=https://www.movistarplus.es/documentales/break-nation-la-electronica-que-bailo-andalucia/ficha?tipo=E&id=1948400 |agency=Movistar}}</ref> 

The breakbeat of Andalusia has formed its own style, based on a simple structure of pre breaks + pre drop + drop. All this is repeated a second time with some variations in the song. With this structure, the tracks are mixed when one has passed the drop, until the pre drop of the next one arrives, respecting the melodies without breaks. 

Andalusian breakbeat has once again become a mass industry, with festivals almost exclusively dedicated to this genre, such as the Winter Festival, Summer Festival, Floridance, Retro Fest, and Olibass. <ref>{{cite news |title=Festivals of Andalusia (in Spanish) |url=https://elpais.com/icon/2024-06-18/euforia-tragedia-y-resurreccion-del-breakbeat-la-musica-electronica-que-arraso-en-andalucia-en-los-noventa.html |agency=El País}}</ref>