This is a letter of thanks from Alcolirykoz to those who helped to build hip hop in Colombia, to pay tribute to artists such as La Etnnia, Rocca and Rulaz Plazco.

After getting us sweaty on the dancefloor with “Moni Moni”, his 2016 album that was part of this juicy selection, Cero 39 returned in 2017 with “Mis Tierras Calientes”.

On her third EP “Adapt.”, one of our favourite Colombian artists wows us with her airy beats, colourful textures and heavenly vocals.

In February next year, Colombian duo Ságan will release their long-awaited second album. The new single “Cada Paso” is a great taste of what’s to come.

The carranga is perhaps one of the traditional Colombian rhythms with less exposure worldwide, however Los Rolling Ruanas, managed to make this one of the most frenetic genres making a combination with the powerful bases of rock in different formats.

Nihilist and melancholic. Punk and pop at the same time.

N.Hardem is part of the new blood in Colombian hip hop and is perhaps one of the strongest MC in the Bogota scene.

A drum ritual reverberates in the middle of a futuristic jungle. The machines and the electronic details enhance the trance of Caribbean folklore and serve as an excuse to warm the blood even more.

Another one of the big surprises that 2017 left us in regards to new projects, was Moügli, one of the acts that without a doubt we have to have on the radar.

Meridian Brothers is a band that never disappoints and “¿Dónde estás María?” is not anexception. In this album the genius of Eblis Álvarez is not only in the musical and instrumental, but also in the lyrical.