Atupa is an impassioned and politically charged hip-hop collective hailing from the Valencia region of Spain, known for blending traditional Valencian music with the raw energy of rap. Throughout their works, they illustrate a commitment to social issues and language activism, advocating for the use of the Valencian language (a variant of Catalan) against cultural homogenization.

Their discography, which includes titles such as "Foríssima," "Que tremole la terra," and "161," is laced with sharp commentary and a clear call for action, challenging the status quo and encouraging listeners to engage with their culture and community critically. The release "Tu Mateix" fosters a sense of self-empowerment, while "Quasi res porta el diari" offers a critique of modern media. "Expansion pack" and "QuatribaRap" further establish their versatility and willingness to expand their sound while staying true to their message. Atupa's music is not just an auditory experience but a rallying cry for those who seek to preserve and invigorate Valencian identity through art.