"No Tocar" is the first advance song taken from the new album by PIPIOLAS to be released on 2026
From the very beginning, their songs hinted at something special: two multidisciplinary artists, in the truest sense of the word, writing music that feels like it comes from everywhere and nowhere at once, and making sure their voices are heard. “No Hay Un Dios” was their big breakthrough—a collection of songs th…
"No Tocar" is the first advance song taken from the new album by PIPIOLAS to be released on 2026
From the very beginning, their songs hinted at something special: two multidisciplinary artists, in the truest sense of the word, writing music that feels like it comes from everywhere and nowhere at once, and making sure their voices are heard. “No Hay Un Dios” was their big breakthrough—a collection of songs that opened up a new way of understanding music, full of possibilities to explore. Collabs with Rigoberta Bandini, GINEBRAS, or Kiko Veneno say it all: established artists see in them freshness and inspiration. Now “No Tocar”, the new single from PIPIOLAS, takes things even further. Another hit, another bold, fearless, high-energy track. Produced with Vau Boy and mastered by Xavier Alarcón.
And if before they were singing, dancing, acting, and composing, now they’ve added yet another layer to the mix. Paula directed the music video herself, shot entirely inside Madrid’s Museum of Romanticism. The video tells the story of two romantic women who get lost in romanticism until they become part of a museum where nothing can be touched. “It’s a trip back to the 80s, with the irreverent spirit of the divas of that era, to say: don’t touch us, don’t stare at us, but listen to us”. For the shoot they teamed up with Joel Burgès as director of photography—a photographer who started out taking pics in his music bar and is now working with artists like Amaia, MORAD, DELLAFUENTE, and Bad Gyal, plus shooting campaigns for Nike, Damm, Reebok, Zara, or Mango.
If you follow them social media, you already know Paula and Adriana live and breathe culture and art with intensity and devotion. Their energy—so diverse, bold, and unique—isn’t something you see every day. This is the real deal. Don’t touch. Just listen.
