Arsenal de Rimas

Arsenal de Rimas formed in Madrid's suburbs during the mid-1990s, when Spanish hip-hop was finding its footing. The group consists of three members: El Langui, El Chojin, and Dj Joaking. Their name translates to 'Arsenal of Rhymes,' which gives a sense of how they approach their music.

Their songs often address social issues directly. 'Huele a Moy' became particularly known for its criticism of corruption and police brutality, which drew attention from authorities. The track's blunt lyrics about these topics made it stand out in their catalog.

They work with a mix of rap, funk, and reggae elements, creating a sound that's both rhythmic and pointed. Another song, 'Señorita,' shows their range with a different kind of narrative. The group's music tends to focus on the experiences of marginalized communities without softening the language.