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BRESH conquers Spotify: “The Most Beautiful Podcast in the World” tops the charts

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Published
11/25/2025

After redefining nightlife and turning its name into a global symbol of joy, freedom, and diversity, BRESH has now conquered the world of audio. Its latest project, “The Most Beautiful Podcast in the World,” hosted by Argentine actress and presenter Stef Roitman, reached #1 on Spotify in Argentina and #5 in Spain, becoming one of the most streamed podcasts in Latin America and marking a new milestone in the brand’s cultural expansion.

With seven episodes and eleven guests in total, the show has surpassed 2.3 million streams, captivating listeners around the world. Staying true to BRESH’s spirit, the podcast offers an authentic, spontaneous, and intimate space where some of today’s most influential music figures share their stories in a raw and human way.

Among the featured guests are Lola Índigo, Sebastián Yatra, Becky G, and RVFV, who stars in the season’s final episode. Throughout each conversation, the artists reflect on creativity, fame, and personal growth in moments filled with honesty and positive energy — the very essence of what BRESH represents.

What began as a celebration of music and a place where everyone is welcome on the dance floor has evolved into a cultural movement that transcends borders. Today, BRESH hosts over 500 events every year across more than 30 countries, from Buenos Aires to Madrid, Barcelona, and New York, BRESH has built a global community connected through positivity and shared experiences. The success of the podcast confirms that its signature energy —joy, authenticity, and connection— translates perfectly into the world of streaming.

With Stef Roitman leading the way and millions of listeners tuning in from across the globe, “The Most Beautiful Podcast in the World” is more than just another show — it’s an extension of the BRESH universe, expanding its influence beyond clubs and festivals. The phenomenon that revolutionized nightlife is now taking over sound.

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