Here The most awaited moment of all music lovers…those who use Spotify as their main platform, of course. The truth is that the app has just released Spotify Wrapped 2023.

This is a complete summary that allows us to see the much-curious statistics about our tastes in recent months. This includes the most listened to artists, the most played songs, their genres, and some other statistics. Next, We tell you how to see your Spotify Wrapped 2023 to relive those great songs that have left their mark on you throughout the year.

This is how you can see your Spotify Wrapped 2023

First, this is such an interesting thing that there are even services that let you know these stats before Spotify officially releases them. But it is clear that there is no compilation similar to the official one and Wrapped 2023 not only offers lots of data, it’s also colorfully dressed.

Don’t try to access it from the web, because that’s specific to the mobile app, and the interesting thing is to make sure we update it. To do this, simply go to the Google Play portal; If the ‘Update’ icon is not visible, everything is fine.

Now yes: In Spotify, you need to click on the tab that appears at the top right and says ‘Wrapped’. There is no loss as it also has a colorful surrounding which makes it very attractive.

When we click on the tab we have many options. The most classic is ‘Tu Wrapped 2023’. Spotify shows us our main statistics very carefully.

We have tons of details every month, like our most streamed artists, our most ‘burnt’ song, and personalized achievements. Interesting, but for whatever reason… Kanye West doesn’t have a photo on Spotify (although knowing his past isn’t something that surprises us either).

In addition to Personal Wrapped, we also have other tabs we can visit, such as the list of most listened to songs. The podcasts we listen to most There are even messages from the artists who appear most on our lists. It is one of the new features of this year and although it is a general message from the artists, it is intriguing.

Another curiosity is that Spotify classifies you according to the mood of the songs you play most.

It’s certainly not something that will change your life, but It’s always interesting to know about Spotify’s Wrapped. It’s still an app used by millions of people every day, and it’s always nice to look at the stats of something as personal as music.

But of course, it’s best to save the great songs we may have forgotten throughout the year. Maybe we had a song in January or February and haven’t played it since. What better way to remember those moments than looking back with these statistics?

And yes, by the way, Share our statistics on social networks It’s easy thanks to the huge ‘Share this story’ button.

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