Top 25 Influencers in Barcelona on Instagram (Sep 2026)

Bruno Oro is an actor and comedian whose show Vinagreta runs on the 3Cat platform. A+ at 99, the top of this page: his Reels average more than twice his following, and 31 percent of that audience is inside Barcelona, the highest in the top five.

Mushkaa takes bookings through her own management address rather than an agency roster. A+ at 90 with Reels reaching more than three times her following.

Sara Martinez posts openly about her breast cancer treatment from Barcelona. A at 89 on the widest Reel reach here, more than four times her following, and the highest engagement rate on the page.

Salvador Pizzardo won Mistura Ginebra in 2022 and advises more than a hundred restaurants, both stated in his own bio. A at 87 with Reels reaching three times his following.

Carlos posts from Barcelona and takes enquiries directly by email. A at 85 on the cleanest audience on this page by credibility.

Celia posts without a stated specialism and handles enquiries herself. A at 83 with Reels above her follower count.

The account retells Catalan history, language and curiosities, and publishes in Catalan. B at 78, the highest score among the Catalan-language accounts here.

Jair Dominguez describes himself in four words: writer, collector, dealer. B at 77 on an audience that is 26 percent Barcelona, above the median for this page.

Juliana Canet works on Que No Surti and Club Tandem for 3Cat Cultura. B at 72 on one of the cleanest audiences here.

Carla Alvaro is a Lonely Planet correspondent covering travel, getaways and food. B at 72 on the most Barcelona-weighted audience on this page at 41 percent, though her Reel reach is the weakest here.

Marc Felez writes about wanting to live in the woods with chickens and vegetables, and the feed follows it. B at 71.

Safia El Aaddam is the author of two books, Hija de inmigrantes and Espana racista?, both named in her bio. B at 71.

Daniel Rojo writes novels and names two of them in his bio. B at 70 on a 93 percent real audience.

David Martinez Herrada posts Barcelona curiosities, legends and heritage in Catalan. B at 70 with 40 percent of the audience inside the city, the second highest here.

Juan Serrano trains as a hybrid athlete and carries a Gymshark code. B at 69: strong engagement, but the least credible audience on this page at 62 percent real.

Alexia Hartmann is an aeromedical and expedition doctor, German and raised in Ibiza. B at 67.

Ruben Torres Martin is a Barcelona firefighter who founded a tattoo studio and a camper business. B at 66 despite the largest following here: his engagement is the lowest on the page.

Joan Turu is an illustrator and author who publishes in Catalan. B at 66 on a 92 percent real audience.

Blanca Guilera works through the b3hind agency and posts in Catalan. C at 63: a large, clean following, but only 15 percent of it is inside Barcelona, the lowest share on this page.

David Jara is a photographer and science communicator who runs marine wildlife expeditions from Badalona. C at 63.

Joan Dausa is a singer promoting a record. C at 61: a clean, sizeable audience with modest engagement.

Jordi Borras is a Catalan photojournalist and the feed is his reporting. C at 61 with 26 percent of the audience inside Barcelona.

Clara Simo cooks in Catalan and wrote the book Amb dos fogons. C at 61.

Toni Cruanyes presents on 3Cat and writes about journalism, travel and books. C at 59: a large, very clean audience, but the weakest engagement and Reel reach here.

Fonsi Loaiza holds a doctorate in media and cultural studies and works as an investigative writer. C at 59.