Agorazein

Agorazein is a Spanish rap collective from Madrid that emerged in the early 2010s, built around a rotating core of artists working together on production, recording and self-management rather than a fixed single lineup. The collective became closely associated with the early career of C. Tangana, one of its central members before he went on to a prominent solo career in Spanish urban and pop music.

Agorazein's breakthrough came in 2011 with the video single «I Can't Get It Out», which spread rapidly online and helped position the group within Spain's underground rap and alternative hip-hop scene alongside the release of their debut project «Kind of Red». Their sound blended raw, DIY-recorded rap with experimental and alternative production choices, distinguishing them from more mainstream Spanish rap acts of the period.

Beyond the group's collective output, individual members pursued solo and side projects that extended Agorazein's reach and influence, with tracks such as «100k Pasos», «Qué Pasará», «Planes», «Balas perdidas» and «Carretera» reflecting the collective's varied, self-produced catalog across group and solo releases.