




CPV (Club de Poetas Violentos)
Spanish hip-hop pioneer
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This Madrid-based group is considered one of the pioneers of Spanish rap and was highly influential in the 90s underground scene. Their lyrics and style defined an era.
Explore the evolution of hip-hop in Spain from the 1990s to the present day. This list highlights the most influential Spanish rap collectives and groups that have left a significant mark on the music scene. Discover the formations that have defined the sound of rap in Spain, from pioneers to contemporary artists. Ideal for urban music and hip-hop culture enthusiasts looking to learn about the genre's key players in the country.





Spanish hip-hop pioneer
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This Madrid-based group is considered one of the pioneers of Spanish rap and was highly influential in the 90s underground scene. Their lyrics and style defined an era.





Considered a benchmark in Spanish hip-hop
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This group from Zaragoza is known for its lyrical virtuosity and musical complexity. They are considered one of the most important and influential groups in the history of Spanish rap.





Challenging rap
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Duo Kie is a Madrid-based rap group formed by MCs Locus and Nerviozzo, known for their challenging rap and powerful live performances. Formed in 1998, they are considered one of the most aggressive groups in Spanish-language hip hop.





Pioneers of Spanish rap
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VKR is one of the pioneering rap groups in Spain, key to the old school and fundamental to understanding the evolution of hip hop in the country since the 90s.





The most important Mallorcan group of the genre
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La Puta Opepé is a Spanish rap/reggae group from Mallorca, known for their genre fusion and festive style. They are considered pioneers of the dancehall and raggamuffin scene in Spain, bringing a unique perspective to the national rap scene since 1993.
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Spanish hip hop group originally from Seville
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SFDK is one of the most relevant and longest-running Spanish rap groups, recognized for their lyrical skill and their influence on the scene since the 90s. They have maintained a consistent quality throughout their career, being a reference point for many generations of rappers.





Pioneer of Spanish hip hop
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Frank-T is a pioneer of rap in Spain, known for his innovative style and socially conscious lyrics that have influenced generations of rappers since the 1990s. His impact on the Spanish hip-hop scene consolidates him as one of the most important and respected artists in the genre.





One of the pillars of Spanish rap
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ToteKing, a founding member of La Alta Escuela, is a highly influential rapper from Seville on the Spanish scene. His solo career and work with the group have established him as a key figure in Spanish rap since the 1990s.





Pioneers of Spanish hip hop in the nineties
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Nazion Sur is one of the pioneering groups of Spanish hip hop, emerging from Malaga in 1991. Their lyrical approach and demos are considered fundamental works for the development of rap in Spain.





Legendary Andalusian Hip Hop group
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Hablando en Plata Squad is a rap group with which Nazion Sur collaborated extensively. Rayka, a member of Nazion Sur, was also part of Hablando en Plata Squad.





Known and emblematic group from Malaga
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Triple XXX was a pivotal Spanish rap group in the Malaga and national scene, led by Gordo Master. Their only album was a landmark, and their breakup left a void, but their impact on Spanish rap since the 90s is undeniable.





One of the best Spanish raps that exist
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El Chojin is a Spanish rapper and composer with a career of more than 25 years, known for his activism and lyrical skill, which makes him a prominent figure in Spanish rap since 1990.





Influences of funk, Stax and New York rap
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Valle del Kaos is a Madrid-based rap group formed in the 1990s in the Vallekas district, known for their serious and uncompromising approach to the genre. Their album 'Arqueología' exemplifies their contribution to Spanish rap.





A leading group in Spanish Hip Hop in the 90s
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Geronación is one of Spain's most emblematic rap groups, formed in Girona in 1991. They stand out for their socially critical lyrics and their contribution to the Spanish Hip Hop scene of the 90s.





The most respected crew to emerge in Spain since the 1980s
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Zona Norte Posse is one of the oldest and most respected hip-hop collectives in Spain, formed in the early 90s in Alicante. Their legacy and contribution to Spanish underground rap make them worthy of a place on this list.





Pioneer group of Spanish hip-hop
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Def Con Dos defined an era in Spanish rap during the 90s, standing out for their style and presence in the underground scene. Their musical approach brought a unique perspective to the genre.





Pioneers of Spanish gangsta rap
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The Hinchu Boys are considered pioneers of Spanish rap, especially gangsta rap, with a legacy of tapes that marked the history of hip hop in Spain since the 90s.





One of the greatest Spanish rap artists
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Supernafamacho, also known as Nafri, is an MC and hip hop producer from Carabanchel, Madrid, with a prominent career in the Spanish rap scene since the 90s.





This Catalan group is known for its innovative sound and socially conscious lyrics. They were one of the most important groups in the consolidation of Spanish rap.





Considered one of the finest Spanish MCs
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As a member of Violadores del Verso and in his solo career, Kase.O is considered one of the best Spanish rappers. His lyrical skill and flow have made him a key figure in the genre.





Distinctive sound fusing contemporary and traditional Hip Hop
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This duo from Madrid stands out for its raw and direct lyrics, which resonate with a wide audience. They have become leading figures in contemporary Spanish rap.





Pioneers of rap in Seville
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La Alta Escuela is a legendary rap group from Seville, considered a pioneer in the Spanish scene. Their style and lyrics have established them as an essential reference point in Spanish rap since the 1990s.





Considered a timeless classic
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Elphomega, also known as Sergio Albarracín, is a rapper from Málaga who began his career in the early nineties. He was part of the scene alongside Nazion Sur and collaborated with Hablando en Plata Squad.





Producer and DJ of the group SFDK
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Acción Sánchez is a key producer and DJ in Spanish hip hop, collaborating on numerous tracks and music videos with artists such as Gordo Master. His influence on music production and his involvement in significant projects have established him as an important figure in the scene since the 1990s.





Living legend of Spanish rap
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Gordo Master is a living legend of Spanish rap with more than two decades on the scene, known for his soulful, raw, and streetwise lyrics, making him an indispensable reference in any ranking of the best rap groups in Spain since 1990.





A unique style full of charisma and swagger
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Kraze Negroze is a Spanish MC of Guinean origin, known for his participation in the rap scene since 1996. His demo "Kreación" and his collaborations with artists such as CPV and El Meswy highlight him as a relevant figure in Spanish rap.





995 was a rap group formed by Krazé Negroze, among others. Their album "AK47" is a testament to their contribution to Spanish rap, representing the Madrid scene.





Explore the history of the Spanish Empire
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The group 'El Imperio', formed by Sr. T.Cee and Zar, is a prominent collaboration within Spanish rap, with connections to 'Los Verdaderos Kreyentes de la Religión del Hip Hop' (The True Believers of the Religion of Hip Hop). Their participation in events and their discography position them as relevant figures in the scene.





Rap group from Zaragoza
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Tr3s Monos is a hip-hop band from Zaragoza, formed in 2006, with members like Pablo and Sharif. Their career and contribution to the genre in Spain make them worthy of mention.





MC and producer from Zaragoza
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Xhelazz is a rapper from Zaragoza who began his career in the late 90s with Cloaka Company. He is known for his technique, use of metaphors, wordplay, and sarcasm, which has made him a prominent figure in Spanish rap since that time.





Zaragoza rap group
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Cloaka Company was a fundamental group in the beginnings of Xhelazz in the late 90s, marking an important stage in the evolution of rap in Spain and serving as a platform for his artistic development.





Pioneers of Alicante hip hop
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Picolo is a prominent member of Zona Norte Posse, known for his participation in demos and tracks such as 'Intro ZNP' and 'Hijos De La Zona Norte'. His work is representative of the underground rap of that era.





Pioneers of Alicantinian hip-hop
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Josele and Boris MC were part of the Zona Norte Posse, contributing to demos such as "En la calle" (1994). Their collaboration is an early example of rap in the region.





Barcelona-based hip-hop group
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Magnatiz was an influential hip-hop group from Barcelona, active since the 90s, known for their participation in the Spanish underground scene and for releasing albums such as "A Puerto" and "Rara Avis".





Considered one of the Spanish hip-hop groups with the greatest present and future potential
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Shuga Wuga is an MC recognized for her powerful voice and flow, being a key figure in the hip-hop group Magnatiz and in the female rap scene in Spain.





MC, writer and rap poet in Spanish
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ZPU is a prominent rapper who was a founding member of Magnatiz, contributing significantly to the Spanish rap scene with his lyrics and participation in key albums of the group.





International icon of rap
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Titó is a Barcelona-based MC and member of the legendary group Falsalarma, renowned for his more than 25 years in Spanish rap. His solo career, with the album 'Hondo', demonstrates his evolution and artistic depth, solidifying his position as a leading figure in the genre.





A well-known and long-lived group
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Falsalarma is a legendary Spanish rap group, of which Titó is a founding member. Their legacy and contribution to the genre over the years make them an essential reference point for any rap ranking in Spain.





Murcian artists' collective
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Murcia Finest is a key collective for understanding the rap scene in the Region of Murcia. It represents the local scene and has contributed to the development of rap with a Murcian flavor.





He uses rap as a megaphone to deliver a clear and powerful message.
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El Jincho is a prominent rapper on the Spanish scene, known for his unique style that fuses rap with flamenco influences, and has gained recognition for his work.





First great DJ/producer of Spanish rap
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Jota Mayúscula is a relevant figure in Spanish rap, known for his collaborations and his work in the scene since the 2000s, including collaborations with Hinchu Boys.





First woman to stand out in Spanish hip hop
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Arianna Puello is a pioneering figure and one of the most influential female rappers in the Spanish rap scene since the 90s. She was one of the first women to gain significant notoriety in Spanish hip hop, with key albums such as 'Gancho Perfecto' and 'La Fecha'.





Mala Rodríguez is another key artist in Spanish rap, standing out for her unique style and her impact on the scene since the late 90s. Her music has been crucial in making female rap visible in Spain.





Pioneers of the rap and graffiti scene in Spain
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QSC is one of the pioneering rap groups in Spain, founded around 1987. They were one of the first groups to record rap in Spanish and participated in key compilations such as 'Madrid Hip Hop'.





Pioneers of Spanish rap
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DNI is another fundamental group in the beginnings of Spanish hip hop, participating alongside QSC in the influential compilation 'Madrid Hip Hop' in 1989.





Pioneers of Spanish rap
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Estado Critico was one of the groups included in the 1989 mixtape 'Madrid Hip Hop', a seminal work for the rap scene in Spain.





Pioneers of rap metal in the peninsula
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Sindicato del Crimen are pioneers of rap metal in Spain, formed in 1987. They were one of the founding groups of the old school and rap metal scene in the Iberian Peninsula.





He signed the first hit rap song in Spanish
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MC Randy is considered a pioneer of rap in Spain, known for his 1990 hit '¡Hey, pijo!', which marked a milestone in the history of Spanish rap and became one of the best-selling maxi-singles in the country.





Never disappoints.
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Kultama is an iconic artist and pioneer of Spanish rap, a member of the legendary VKR (Verdaderos Kreyentes de la Religión del Hip Hop - True Believers of the Religion of Hip Hop). His raw style and conscious rhymes make him a fundamental figure in the history of Spanish rap since the 1990s.





Founding member of The Club of Violent Poets (CPV)
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El Meswy is a pioneering MC and founding member of El Club de los Poetas Violentos (CPV), a key group that broke new ground in Spanish hip hop, being fundamental to the rap scene in Spain since the 90s.





Integrant of CPV
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Kamikaze is a prominent rapper and member of El Club de los Poetas Violentos, contributing significantly to the Spanish rap scene since the 90s.





Puts Pino Montano on the map
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Zatu Rey, whose real name is Saturnino Rey García, is a Spanish rapper and a pioneer of rap in the country. He is best known as one half of the legendary group SFDK, standing out for his clever rhymes and prolific career.





He marked an era in Spanish rap
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Dogma Crew is a pivotal group in the history of Spanish rap, known for their hard-hitting lyrics and raw style that defined an era. Their work is considered classic and essential for understanding the evolution of the genre in Spain since the 1990s.





He began his career in 1996
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Legendario is a key figure within Dogma Crew and the Spanish rap scene, standing out for his lyrical skill and his contribution to the evolution of the genre. His work, both with the group and as a solo artist, is highly regarded.





He collaborates with artists like Israel B
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Ergo Pro presents 'Dogma', an orthodox rap work that promises to solidify its place in the Spanish rap scene. Its focus on pure rap makes it a relevant addition to the list.