Colombian hip-hop isn’t something you discover from the outside — you have to step into it.
The movement lives in the streets, in the voices, in the people. It’s raw, emotional, and deeply rooted in culture.
Our connection to Colombia started through music, but it quickly became much more than that. One of the first doors was opened for us by the late and legendary Métricas Frías, a true pioneer of Colombian rap. Through a connection with US rapper Millyz, we were invited into a journey that led us straight into Medellín — into studios, neighborhoods, conversations, and ultimately into a music camp that changed everything.
From that moment on, Colombia wasn’t just a stop.
It became a place we lived in, learned from, and grew with.
Spending years in Colombia allowed us to experience the culture to the fullest — not as tourists, but as part of the everyday rhythm. From the mountains surrounding Medellín to the barrios that shape the sound, we met countless artists, creatives, and personalities who carry Colombia’s story through music. Rap here is honest. It’s emotional. It reflects resilience, pride, pain, humor, and hope — often all at once.
What stands out most is the people. Colombians are incredibly warm-hearted, funny, welcoming, and deeply connected to music. Rap isn’t just entertainment — it’s part of daily life, part of conversation, part of identity. The love for music is felt everywhere, whether in late-night studio sessions, street cyphers, or casual talks over coffee.
At hiphopadellic, when we tap into a new country, we don’t just showcase artists — we explore the culture, sound, and streets that shape them. This post is a glimpse into that journey. A moment before we introduce the Colombian artists we’ve been working with lately. An acknowledgment of the roots, the history, and the people who made these connections possible.
Colombia isn’t just a destination on a map.
It’s a feeling.
Es una chimba.
No borders. No limits.
One Love. One Family. One Culture. 🌍🖤💛
