Morodo

About

Morodo, born Juan Carlos Arauzo, is a Spanish reggae and hip-hop artist whose music is a vibrant fusion of urban rhythms, Caribbean grooves, and socially conscious lyricism. Emerging from the streets of Madrid in the late 1990s, Morodo has become a cornerstone of Spain’s underground music scene, blending reggae, dancehall, and rap with a distinctly Iberian flair. His sound is a melting pot of influences, from the rootsy vibes of Bob Marley to the gritty beats of New York hip-hop, all while infusing his work with the soul of flamenco and the pulse of Spanish street culture. Morodo’s breakthrough came with his 2001 debut album, *El Canto*, which established him as a voice of rebellion and resilience. Over the years, he has collaborated with legends like Sizzla, Tego Calderón, and Fermin Muguruza, cementing his reputation as a global reggae ambassador. His 2019 album, *La Voz del Pueblo*, further solidified his status, blending infectious rhythms with poignant commentary on social justice and identity. A cultural icon in Spain, Morodo’s music transcends borders, resonating with audiences who crave authenticity and raw storytelling. His live performances are legendary, radiating energy and unity. Currently, Morodo continues to push boundaries, working on new music that promises to honor his roots while exploring fresh sonic territories.