DobleCero

DobleCero has made a significant mark in the hip-hop scene with tracks that often draw inspiration from popular culture and anime. “Rap de Minato” stands out for its catchy flow, connecting fans of the series with memorable lines. Another strong entry is “Rap de Itachi,” which resonates with listeners through its storytelling and emotional depth.

In addition to these, songs like “Rap de Kakashi,” “Rap de Naruto,” and “Por Más Que Duela” showcase a variety of themes, from character tributes to personal struggles. The collaboration on “Qin Shi Huang vs. Hades” brings an interesting twist, pitting historical figures against each other. There’s also “Five Nights At Freddy's Security Breach Rap,” which taps into gaming culture, broadening the appeal. Tracks like “Rap de Jiraiya” and “Rap de Buda” continue to diversify DobleCero's catalog, proving their ability to blend different influences and capture diverse audiences.

DobleCero has been active in the hip hop scene, recently releasing a series of tracks that resonate with fans. Their latest album, "Rap Tributo Anime, Vol. 9," arrived in 2021, adding to a collection that pays homage to popular anime themes. This album follows earlier works like "Temas Sueltos" from 2020 and "Rap Tributos Anime, Vol. 7" from 2019, showcasing a consistent effort in blending hip hop with anime culture.

DobleCero has engaged in notable collaborations that reflect a blend of creativity and genre influences. One standout track is “Five Nights At Freddy's Security Breach Rap,” featuring both Jay-F and Ivangel music. This collaboration showcases a unique concept, merging gaming themes with hip hop elements. The synergy between DobleCero and these artists brings a fresh narrative to the genre.

Another interesting collaboration is “Rap de Sukuna,” which includes Ivangel music. This track draws inspiration from popular culture, emphasizing DobleCero's ability to connect hip hop with diverse themes. Additionally, the “Rap de Toji,” featuring Bastián Cortés, highlights another layer of collaboration, illustrating the versatility and reach of DobleCero's music.

The tracks like “Spiderman vs. Spiderman vs. Spiderman Rap” and “Rap de Asta (Black Clover)” further exemplify the artist's approach to collaboration, engaging with other musicians to create captivating content. Each of these partnerships contributes to DobleCero's evolving sound and narrative style.