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Rapxis
Rapxis was a Mexican hip-hop group that formed in Monterrey around 2005. Their music had a haunting, atmospheric quality that blended electronic beats with...
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Acabou
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Autistar
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Barbie
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Cúgelado
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Flow Loli
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Flow Tuberculose
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Freestyle Drogado
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Gótica Rabuda (part. Libiuz)
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Hatsune Miku
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I Love Darla
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Kpopper Me Cancelou
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Larissa Manoela
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Made In Fanta
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Malho Pra Pegar Mulher (part. Pedrosa)
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Mary Jane (part. Gohann)
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Mina Shitposter (part. Gohann)
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Rapxis was a Mexican hip-hop group that formed in Monterrey around 2005. Their music had a haunting, atmospheric quality that blended electronic beats with elements that felt more ethereal than typical hip-hop. Libiuz appears to have been a central figure, and the group collaborated with him on tracks like "Gótica Rabuda."
Their songs often explored darker, introspective territory. Tracks like "Flow Loli," "Mary Jane," and "i Hate Darla" suggest lyrical themes that could be personal or provocative. The group released albums including "Gothic Dreams" in 2007 and "Eternal Night" in 2010.
Their sound didn't always fit neatly into mainstream Mexican music channels, which created challenges for the group's visibility and stability.
They worked with collaborators like Gohann on songs such as "Mina Shitposter" and Pedrosa on "Malho Pra Pegar Mulher." The group's final album appears to have been "The Shadow of the Raven" in 2014, and they have a song called "Acabou" in their catalog, which translates to "It's over."
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