Ale Acosta

A Lanzarote producer and musician who moved through Mojo Project and Fuel Fandango before opening a solo phase with El Porvenir.

Ale Acosta
Roles
Music producer · Musician · DJ · Composer
Genres
Electronic · Funk · Flamenco fusion · Pop · Dance music
Instruments
Programming · Mixing desk · Sampler · Synthesizers
Activity
2004

Biography

Ale Acosta is the artistic name of Alejandro Acosta, a Lanzarote musician, producer and composer whose career links Mojo Project, Fuel Fandango and a solo phase centered on El Porvenir.

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Music career

Ale Acosta began in 2004 with Mojo Project, a pioneering Spanish funk-and-electronic band, and later consolidated Fuel Fandango alongside Nita, a duo with more than fifteen years of activity, international touring and an album such as Origen that reached number one in Spain. In 2024 he opened his solo career with El Porvenir, a work dedicated to Lanzarote that gathered collaborations with Valeria Castro, Çantamarta, Depedro and Juancho Marqués. His own official site now presents him as an active music producer and artist, while RTVE and the island press highlight his emotional return to the island.

Contribution

His importance lies in translating Lanzarote roots into an electronic language with national and international reach, first through Mojo Project and Fuel Fandango and later through a solo project that explicitly returns to Lanzarote. He also holds a visible place in contemporary Spanish production thanks to the works cited on his official site and to the nomination and award tied to La Ceniza.

Style

The sources place him in a rhythm-driven electronic base that crosses funk, flamenco, pop, rock, soul, jazz and Atlantic references. Mojo Project worked as a laboratory of funk and electronic music; Fuel Fandango added the flamenco crossing; and El Porvenir returns to that blend from a more personal perspective tied to Lanzarote’s soundscape.

Repertoire

The verified repertory for this profile focuses on the Fuel Fandango LP, El Porvenir and La Ceniza. Local press also cites Famara and La Plaza del Carmen as pieces linked to Lanzarote’s imagery, but the profile does not attempt to close a complete songbook.

Legacy

His legacy combines production, live performance and a way of thinking about Canarian music as an open circuit: local in memory, international in form and useful as a reference for artists seeking to link roots and electronic music.

Canary Islands connection

The Canarian connection is documented in his birth in San Bartolomé, in the weight Lanzarote carries in El Porvenir and in the way his music returns to island materials, places and memories.

Works and recordings

2024

La Ceniza

Tema central de su primera etapa en solitario, reconocido por la Academia de la Música de España y por el Latin Grammy.

2024

El Porvenir

Álbum que abre su carrera en solitario y reancla su trabajo en Lanzarote.

Timeline

  1. Nacimiento

    Nace en San Bartolomé, Lanzarote.

  2. Mojo Project

    Arranca su carrera pública con Mojo Project, banda pionera del funk y la electrónica nacional.

  3. Fuel Fandango

    Se consolida el dúo Fuel Fandango junto a Nita, con una trayectoria de más de quince años.

  4. El Porvenir

    Publica su primer álbum en solitario, dedicado a Lanzarote.

  5. Latin GRAMMY

    La Ceniza entra en la conversación del Latin GRAMMY 2024 como nominación de electrónica latina.

  6. Premios de la Academia de la Música

    La Ceniza obtiene el premio a Mejor Canción de Música Electrónica.

Sources

Ale Acosta - Web oficialAle Acosta ↗Ale AcostaCultura Lanzarote ↗Entrevista Ale Acosta - 11/06/25RTVE Play Radio ↗Producer Ale Acosta: "I didn't expect to be nominated for the 'Latin Grammy' in my first solo project"La Voz de Lanzarote ↗2024 Latin GRAMMYs: Best Latin Electronic Music Performance NominationsGRAMMY.com ↗Premios de la Academia de la MúsicaSGAE ↗