A Si Me Gusta A Mi (X-Ta Si, X-Ta No)

Released in 1991 on the Dance Device label, A Si Me Gusta A Mi (often referred to by its iconic refrain X-Ta Si, X-Ta No) emerged as the definitive anthem of the Ruta Destroy, the sprawling electronic music scene that defined the nightlife of Valencia, Spain, during the late 1980s and early 1990s. The track was composed and produced by Chimo Bayo, a central figure of the scene, who blended heavy, driving EBM rhythms with his own unconventional, repetitive vocal delivery to create a song that became an emblem of Spanish dance culture.

Bayo, who was already a fixture in the Valencian circuit, designed the track to capture the hypnotic and endurance-based nature of the local club culture, which frequently saw events lasting for days. The song's minimalist, almost surreal lyrics and high-energy synthesizers resonated far beyond the Valencian coast, achieving significant commercial success across Europe and Japan. It is widely considered one of the most recognizable examples of the 'Bakalao' music movement, maintaining a enduring status as a cult classic of early nineties European dance music.