Proofreading of Spanish title

Question

Hello all, have a Spanish CD album and I'd like to make sure my assumptions are correct here. MusicBrainz, my go-to metadata site which usually has correct capitalization (for both English and Spanish titles), capitalizes this Spanish title as "Todo Techno" - I believe it should be "Todo techno". The page can be found here.

Please tell me which of the two is correct. If my assumption isn't correct, please tell me why; it would improve my Spanish just a little bit more.

Please note: this is a title - I am looking for how this title should be capitalized

Thanks,

sweglel

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Answer 1

Capitalization in Spanish is very different from English.

Names of people and places

First word in a sentence

Titles like Dr. Sr. etc.

First word in a title of a book or something similar.

And few others.

Here are the rules in Spanish.

Answer 2

You are correct. But there are few exceptions to that rule. Newspapers, magazines, blogs, and similar can capitalize the important words on their titles. For example: El País, El Mundo o La Voz de Galicia (they are newspapers). The same applies to holy books titles.

Welcome to SpanishDict. - rac1, Jul 7, 2015

Answer 3

More of the rules of the "picture", could be resumed in one:

At the start of ALL sentences in Spanish, you must use capitals.