Que Si, Que No / No Quiero Que Me Quieras

Released in 1983 under the EMI label, this single represents an early stage in the career of the Spanish duo Azúcar Moreno, comprised of sisters Antonia and Encarna Salazar. Emerging from a musical family with deep roots in flamenco, the sisters sought to modernize their sound for the Spanish pop market, blending traditional rhythms with the burgeoning synth-pop and dance trends of the early 1980s. This specific release served as a foundational building block for their artistic identity before they achieved massive international success later in the decade.

The production of the record reflects the characteristic arrangement style of Spanish pop of the era, which often prioritized vibrant, upbeat instrumentation to complement the vocal harmonies of the siblings. While the sisters would go on to achieve significant fame following their appearance in the 1990 Eurovision Song Contest, this 1983 single remains a sought-after piece for enthusiasts of Spanish discography, marking the developmental phase of one of Spain's most enduring and recognizable musical acts.