Morón de la Frontera has a population of around 28,000 inhabitants, with a demographic profile that reflects the general trends seen in Andalusian towns. The majority of the population is of Spanish descent, though the city has seen an influx of residents from other parts of Europe and Latin America in recent years, contributing to a more diverse community.
While the city has a relatively stable population, recent efforts to promote tourism and economic development have attracted younger generations, leading to a slight increase in population growth. The town is known for its tight-knit community, where traditions and local festivals play a central role in everyday life.