Yung Beef

Yung Beef, known offstage as Fernando Gálvez, is a prolific figure in contemporary Spanish urban music, carving his niche with a gritty blend of trap, reggae, and rap. Emerging from Granada, Spain, Yung Beef initially gained recognition as one of the founding members of the influential Spanish trap group PXXR GVNG (formerly known as Los Santos or La Mafia del Amor). His raw lyrical prowess and distinctive delivery have made him a cornerstone in the Spanish-speaking trap movement.

With an impressive discography that reflects his relentless work ethic and innate ability to stay attuned to the pulse of the street, Yung Beef's solo work has been marked by a series of gritty, hard-hitting releases. Albums such as "Sin Domesticar" and "#A.D.R.O.M.I.C.F.M.S. 4 1/2" showcase his versatility and dedication to authenticity, often exploring themes of struggle, street life, and hedonism. His more recent projects, including "MENTAL BREAKDOWN" and "Bajo Bajo Mundo," continue this trend, cementing his status as a raw voice capturing the complexities and realities of urban life. With tracks like "Tengo un R15," "Ganster Paradise," and "El Mero Mero Dos," Yung Beef has managed to consistently resonate with fans who are drawn to his unfiltered storytelling and innovative spirit.