Spanish-speaking Minecraft Java servers

The Olympus Network presents Survival in a setting inspired by Greek mythology.

In-game languages

Spanish

Kuveru offers Survival OP with an economy, clans and skills. Survifarm uses AuraSkills for farming, mining and fishing progression; Randomkits runs PvP rounds with random kits. Each mode has separate statistics and leaderboards. Linking an account to Discord with /vincular awards the global Inary rank and 100 Kuvis, the server currency.

In-game languages

Spanish

LatinPlay advertises Survival with an economy and events. Its website sells VIP ranks for that mode with a 30-day duration.

In-game languages

Spanish

AzteCraft presents a Survival world. Its store sells a protection called “200x200” to place on the ground in that world; its product page advertises unlimited vertical coverage. Protections in this store category cannot be bought with the server’s in-game money. The store also lists paid /fly access for 30 days and permanent premium ranks.

In-game languages

Spanish

Eclipse MC advertises PvP and an economy.

In-game languages

Spanish

Accepted versions

26.1.2

Minelibre Games advertises OP Survival and eight new OP mines.

In-game languages

Spanish

RDCRAFT separates Survival, Vanilla and Hardcore, each with its own progression. In Survival, jobs, auctions and clans accompany protected land and graves, with twelve initial hours of play without PvP. Vanilla removes the economy, kits and competitive rank advantages. In Hardcore, death sends players to the lobby and blocks return until a website resurrection, whose cost increases each time. Blood obtained from monsters buys protection; reward airdrops appear in the world.

In-game languages

Spanish

Gapple Club’s Survival Custom branch pays for activities associated with the chosen job. Certain items can be sold to the server with /vender, auctions use /ah sell, and PlayerWarps provide access to player shops. The rules prohibit farms that prevent inactivity kicks, AFK fishing farms, flying or rolling machines, and massive farms that could harm the server.

In-game languages

Spanish

In Arefy’s Skyblock, /isla starts island creation, with five types and seven biome styles advertised. The Void Island starts on one bedrock block and is exclusive to the AREFY+ rank. The wiki also describes chat reactions involving a word to type or a maths problem to solve, advertised every fifteen minutes with a decorative leaderboard.

In-game languages

Spanish

Asterial Network is a Spanish-speaking Minecraft server, offering Survival.

In-game languages

Spanish

Astralis Network advertises a format named FullPvP in its server message.

In-game languages

Spanish

Azerion Latam connects its Survival server to a mission and reward portal. For these features, /azweb link connects a player to their web account through a temporary code. Web Coins form a separate economy earned through check-ins, synchronised missions and selected minigames. Exchanges have limits per period; Minecraft rewards are delivered when the linked player is online.

In-game languages

Spanish

The Blurkit forum separates Skyblock, Survival, Prison, FullPvP and minigame sections.

In-game languages

Spanish

BoolyMC’s public catalogue describes paid flight in Survival, sold for thirty days or advertised as permanent. It disables during combat with another player and cannot resume until combat ends. A purchased chicken spawner cannot be moved or mined once placed. The store also describes a pickaxe mining a 3 × 3-block area and a Clan Verificado offer with capacity for fifty members.

In-game languages

Spanish

ChampiCraft states that it began operating in November 2019. The Survival PvE guide describes jobs that earn money selected from the main spawn menu. Its rules limit the ban on anti-AFK mechanisms to the “Miembro” rank and ban tpkills for /pw and /ob warp. Alternate accounts require staff permission. The FAQ covers Java, including non-premium accounts, and Bedrock; Bedrock usernames receive a dot prefix.

In-game languages

Spanish

ChilitoCrafters advertises four separate formats: Survival, OneBlock, Cobblemon and Parkour.

In-game languages

Spanish

Cosmicmc is a Spanish-speaking Minecraft server.

In-game languages

Spanish

DeathZone Network is a Minecraft server open to Java and Bedrock players.

In-game languages

Spanish

Demoverso’s store sells Esencias keys: components from this crate combine with a base item on a crafting table to create items with special abilities. The Rara crate advertises a Drop Aleatorio that yields a Raro-tier weapon or armor piece when used, alongside a Tributo Legendario exchangeable with a merchant.

In-game languages

Spanish

Diosesmon offers a Spanish-language Cobblemon adventure on Minecraft Java. After choosing a starter Pokémon, players explore the world and prepare for gym leaders and the League. The official modpack includes Cobblemon and the other required mods. It is installed through CurseForge or Modrinth before connecting.

In-game languages

Spanish

Diviniun Eternal offers survival progression through daily missions and ranks purchased with currency earned in game. Land protection can be bought with virtual money or minerals. Clans can fight together for territory, while the auction house lets players list held items for sale. Saved homes, virtual storage and random teleportation support exploration, with Java and Bedrock connections available.

In-game languages

Spanish

DoggoMC distinguishes DoggoSMP from Survival. DoggoSMP requires the official modpack and a ticket: the option without a real-money purchase costs 250,000 DoggoCoins in the lobby, with twenty places allocated. A store-bought ticket allows entry even when places are full; the permanent Doge rank also allows claiming it without spending those coins. In Survival, griefing is allowed only on entirely unprotected land with no protected build within ten chunks. Natural End portals must retain safe public access without a toll or mandatory TPA. Every farm requires prior staff approval; Discord account linking is optional there.

In-game languages

Spanish

DrakesCraft combines a player-driven economy with automation and bosses in its server description.

In-game languages

Spanish

Accepted versions

1.21.11

DriverCraft centres survival on quests, Gemas and four bosses called the Kings: Zombie, Skeleton, Enderman and Blaze. Pets fight alongside players and gain levels. Players can protect bases and storage while progressing through daily or repeatable missions. PvP includes rewards and a monthly competition, and the server lists Java and Bedrock connections.

In-game languages

Spanish

Accepted versions

1.21.5