Mexico on DJ Radar: Mandragora Out Front, House Runs Deep
By Devon Pierce·October 24, 2026

Mexico has 106 DJs on the DJ Radar board, and the top of that list doesn't settle on one sound. A Psy-Trance DJ holds first place and a Dubstep DJ sits second. From there, house music takes over, led by tech house.
Mandragora sets the bar
Mandragora leads the country with a credit score of 862 from 7,558 votes. That leaves 55 points between first and second, the widest gap between any two neighbours in Mexico's top eight.
The platform numbers are strong across the board, with no single stat carrying the profile. Mandragora's 430,430 Spotify followers and 137,169 Last.fm listeners are both the highest in the group. Alongside them sit 822,499 Spotify monthly listeners, 801,000 YouTube subscribers and 209,167 Instagram followers. The 8,197 RA followers are also the highest RA figure listed among the eight.
A three-way fight for second
Behind the leader, the board gets crowded fast. Nitro Fun (807), RØZ (804) and Aaron Sevilla (799) are separated by just 8 points.
Nitro Fun is the genre outlier: the only bass-family name in the top eight, bringing Dubstep into a field otherwise shaped by house and its relatives. The numbers are solid on every platform: 6,439 votes, 205,713 Spotify monthly listeners, 125,836 Last.fm listeners (second only to Mandragora) and 58,028 SoundCloud followers, the biggest SoundCloud count listed here.
RØZ sits third on 804 from 6,044 votes and is the first of three Tech House names in the top eight. The profile shows 189,781 Spotify followers and 151,400 TikTok followers, the only TikTok figure on this list.
Aaron Sevilla shows most clearly that votes alone don't fix the order. With 6,259 votes, Aaron Sevilla out-polls RØZ yet sits one place lower on 799. A YouTube channel at 180,000 subscribers and 51,631 SoundCloud followers complete a strong Tech House profile.
Four names, nine points
A 43-point drop separates Aaron Sevilla from fifth place, and the race below is even closer. Andre VII (756), Toy Selectah (751), Hotmood (748) and Theus Mago (747) span 9 points, with the last three inside 4.
Andre VII brings the only Melodic House & Techno entry to the top eight, backed by 5,746 votes and 242,738 Spotify monthly listeners.
Toy Selectah actually out-votes Andre VII, 6,019 to 5,746, but trails by five points on credit score. Listed under House, Toy Selectah pairs 162,171 Spotify monthly listeners with 47,488 Instagram followers.
Hotmood, also filed under House, scores 748 from 5,138 votes, with 20,735 Instagram followers and 1,133 on RA.
Theus Mago closes the top eight on 747, one point behind Hotmood despite more votes (5,396). Theus Mago's 2,351 RA followers are the second-highest RA count in the group.
The local flavour
On this evidence, Mexico's scene is house-first. Five of the top eight sit in the house family, three in Tech House and two in House, with Melodic House & Techno close by. That is a deep bench in one lane.
Yet the two highest-ranked names come from outside that lane entirely. Psytrance and bass hold the top two spots, so Mexico's leaderboard doesn't read as a single-genre story.
The shape, then: one clear leader, an 8-point scramble beneath, and a house-heavy middle where 9 points separate fifth from eighth.
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