Top 25 Influencers in Malaga on Instagram (Sep 2026)

Jose Amaya is a professional make-up artist working between Malaga and Madrid. A+ at 99 with the most local audience anywhere on this page at 67 percent, and Reels reaching almost eight times his following.

Izan Merino Rodriguez plays for Malaga CF and carries adidas and Spanish federation tags in his bio. A+ at 99, joint top of this page: his Reels average more than four times his own following on an audience that is 41 percent inside Malaga.

Carlos Bahos is an actor and writer who uses the account to tell stories rather than sell. A+ at 99 on the cleanest audience here, 91 percent real.

Tamara describes the feed in one line, eating and making plans, and takes enquiries directly. A+ at 97 with Reels reaching twice her following.

Juan and Paula run the account together around Malaga food and plans. A+ at 97 on a 90 percent real audience, 30 percent of it inside the city.

David Larrubia plays for Malaga CF. A+ at 96 with the largest following among the A+ grades here and 43 percent of that audience inside the city.

Daniel Sanchez plays for Malaga CF and his bio is the club tag and nothing else. A+ at 94 with Reels reaching more than three times his following.

Diego Murillo plays for Malaga CF. A+ at 93 with the second widest Reel reach on this page, more than seven times his own follower count.

Samuel Molina is a three-time EBU European champion at 147lb and holds a WBC international title, both stated in his own bio. A+ at 92 with Reels reaching nearly three times his following.

Mario Saint-Supery plays for Valencia Basket and the Spanish national setup. A at 88 on the highest engagement rate on this page, though only 16 percent of the audience is inside Malaga.

Andrea Ruiz tells stories about where to eat rather than reviewing. A at 84 on a 91 percent real audience.

Victor Bueno Fernandez plays wheelchair basketball and lists a direct contact. A at 82, the largest following on this page.

Doctor Paula Gilabert works in emergency medicine and posts on her own subject. B at 78 with the cleanest audience anywhere here at 95 percent real, 45 percent of it inside Malaga.

Ramontelli builds the feed around doing things most people will not. B at 77 with 52 percent of the audience inside Malaga, one of the highest shares here.

Noelia More posts what she calls slightly geeky things and keeps a YouTube channel alongside. B at 76 with 65 percent of the audience inside Malaga, the second highest share on this page.

Salvi and Miriam run the account together around their life and a lot of eating. B at 74, the largest following here.

Julio calls himself a clown in every sense and the feed follows it. B at 74 on a 32 percent Malaga audience.

Elena Parras is a nurse working between Malaga and Barcelona. B at 73 on strong engagement, though her Reel reach is among the weakest here.

Marina Serrano posts from Malaga without a stated specialism. B at 70.

Aitor Sarria keeps the bio to two words, Malaga and focused. B at 70 on the second highest engagement rate on this page.

Marina Aranda is a bailaora, teacher and flamenco cultural manager, which is three checkable roles in one bio. B at 69 with 36 percent of the audience inside the city.

Maria Perez posts make-up alongside her own life, from Malaga. B at 67 with 51 percent of her audience inside the city.

Sokez is promoting a mixtape and the account is built around the release. B at 67.

Enri Sanchez sells online training and adapted diets. C at 62: strong engagement, but only 15 percent of the audience is inside Malaga, the lowest share here.

Merida describes himself as a businessman and a drifter in progress. C at 61 with 39 percent of the audience inside Malaga.