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ParkoUrbano
ParkoUrbano is a Spanish collective from Madrid that formed around 2013. Their music pulls from hip-hop, funk, and Latin rhythms, and they've released albums...
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ParkoUrbano is a Spanish collective from Madrid that formed around 2013. Their music pulls from hip-hop, funk, and Latin rhythms, and they've released albums like their self-titled debut in 2013, followed by 'Revolución' in 2015 and 'Fulgor' in 2018. The group includes Moncho on lyrics and rap, Cuty on rap and production, Zeta on drums, and Jano on guitar and vocals.
Their song 'ParkoUrbano' connected with Spanish youth, and their lyrics often address social issues. The band has performed at festivals and done community outreach work, focusing on themes like inequality and empowerment.
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