Which player was La Liga top scorer in 1933-34 with 27 goals?

Isidro Lángara was La Liga’s top scorer in 1933–34 with 27 goals.

Lángara scored those goals for Real Oviedo, the club where he became the star of the famous “Delantera Eléctrica” — the Electric Forward Line. His finishing and powerful shooting made him one of Spain’s outstanding pre-Civil War footballers.

The 1933–34 scoring crown was the first of three consecutive Spanish league top-scorer titles for Lángara. He followed 27 goals with 26 in 1934–35 and 28 in 1935–36. Those seasons established him as the dominant scorer of La Liga’s early era.

A common mix-up is confusing his league total with his overall season tally. In 1933–34, Lángara scored 60 goals for Oviedo across competitions, while 27 was his La Liga total. The Spanish Civil War then disrupted his career and took him abroad, where he also became a star with San Lorenzo in Argentina.