Music for pressotherapy, an unparalleled leisure experience.

Music for pressotherapy? Nothing better than listening to some good music while you let SIZEN give you that well-deserved massage. Your session then becomes something comparable to being in heaven. Close your eyes and focus on the mix of sensations, letting the pressure waves pamper your body while the sound waves massage your eardrums. Let yourself be carried away by “Presomusicaltherapy.” You’ll be looking forward to your next Momento Sizen.

There are various music platforms on the Internet, and on almost all of them, you have the option of free registration, so it’s very easy to access endless good music from all genres. The truth is, music has never been as democratized as it is today.

Which music streaming platform to choose?

So let’s get straight to the point with some recommendations. Use the platform you prefer, although we mainly recommend the two most popular: Spotify and SoundCloud, where you’ll find so much musical content you wouldn’t finish listening to it even in seven lifetimes. And finding any album or hit list is very easy. You just have to type any title or the name of the artist or band to find whatever you want.

This time, we recommend five of the great POP albums from the 80s that you’ll find on either platform; this is music for pressotherapy. The 80s were incredibly prolific musically and culturally. Also, the MTV network conquered our homes through the television, and great legends were forged that still captivate us today with their artistic and musical legacy. Let’s get straight to some all-time favorites:

International music

If you like POP MUSIC in general:

1. Bad by MICHAEL JACKSON (1987) One of the best albums by the eternal “King of Pop.” You can also consider listening to Thriller (1982), the best-selling album in the history of music.

2. Private Dancer by TINA TURNER (1984) A mix of Pop/Rock/R&B and one of the best albums by the Lady of Rock, also known as “the legs of Rock.” A wonderful woman and artist!

3. True Blue by MADONNA (1986) The Queen of Pop can’t be missing from this list. This album is one of the greatest achievements in her career. It includes many of her big hits.

4. Faith by GEORGE MICHAEL (1987) A delight for your ears. George truly seduces you with his voice and way of singing.

5. Please (1986), Actually (1987), or Introspective (1988) by PET SHOP BOYS. Impossible to recommend just one album. This British duo is out of this world. They filled the decade with vibrant rhythms and choruses that still resonate in popular memory.

National music

Or maybe you prefer some Spanish Pop:

1. Descanso Dominical by MECANO. Without a doubt, the most successful band in the entire history of Spanish Pop. With this album, they reached the sky with massive tours and provided the soundtrack to many lives with admirable creativity in composing both their music and lyrics. Listening to MECANO is listening to life.

2. Etiqueta Negra (1983) or Histeria (1989) by TINO CASAL. The Emperor of Spanish Pop. Tino was a musical prodigy, gifted and a poet ahead of his time, influenced by the Techno sound of the era and the New Romantic Movement. His work definitely deserves to continue being shared.

3. Agitar antes de usar (1988) by HOMBRES G. If you want something light and fun, you’ll like this album by one of the most mischievous Spanish bands of all time.

4. La Ley del Desierto/La Ley del Mar by RADIO FUTURA (1984) A great album by one of the most beloved bands of the Movida Madrileña, an essential artistic movement to understand the musical history of our country.

5. Grandes Éxitos/Selección Natural by PRESUNTOS IMPLICADOS (2003) A compilation filled with great songs, wonderful lyrics, and the enveloping voice of the unforgettable Sole Giménez. You’ll love the eclectic nature of their music: Jazz, Blues, Funk, Electronic, Folk…

If you liked this first list of music for pressotherapy, leave us a comment, share it with your friends, and come back soon to our blog because we will continue with more interesting recommendations. In a future article, we will let ourselves be carried away by the best of POP ROCK.