Pol Granch Releases “Dímelo,” Main Theme of the Film Me Has Robado el Corazón

Pol Granch provides the music for Me Has Robado el Corazón, the new film starring Óscar Casas and Ana Jara and directed by Chus Gutiérrez. The movie has already premiered in cinemas, featuring “Dímelo” as its main theme. The song is written and performed by Pol Granch, who also appears as an actor in the film.

“Dímelo”: A Key Emotional Moment

“Dímelo” accompanies one of the most memorable scenes of this romantic comedy, enhancing its emotional tone and becoming a central element of the story. Composed specifically for the film, the track showcases Pol Granch’s most sensitive and vulnerable side. After exploring electronic sounds in his recent project EXPERIMENTO 0150, he returns to heartfelt, direct pop, staying true to his signature style.

The song is co-produced by Pol Granch and MEDUSOS, the duo formed by Manu Guix and Roger Rodés. Guix is currently the director of Operación Triunfo on Prime Video, while Rodés has earned both a Grammy and a Latin Grammy for his work with artists such as Shakira and Nathy Peluso.

A Preview of Pol Granch’s New Musical Era

“Dímelo” also serves as a preview of Pol Granch’s upcoming musical phase in 2026 with his fourth studio album, exploring themes like heartbreak, nostalgia, and the thrill of turning the page, with the night as a recurring backdrop.

In addition to performing the soundtrack, Pol Granch joins the film’s cast, building on his acting career after debuting in Disco, Ibiza, Locomía (2024), directed by Kike Maíllo. His role in Me Has Robado el Corazón reinforces his profile as a multidisciplinary artist in the Spanish cultural scene.

International Reach and Global Success

Pol Granch is one of Spain’s most internationally recognized artists. In 2022, he was nominated for Best New Artist at the Latin Grammys and has achieved global hits such as “Tiroteo,” which earned six Platinum certifications in its remix with Marc Seguí and Rauw Alejandro. Other Platinum-certified tracks include “No Pegamos,” “Te Quiodio,” and “Late,” confirming his continued impact on the global music scene.