Isuenabien

Isuenabien is a Chilean rap group formed by Metódiko and Kijote Rah, both hailing from Temuco, a city in the Araucanía region. They are known for their raw, unapologetic style, which reflects the harsh realities of life in their hometown. The duo gained recognition in the early 2000s with their debut, and their music often addresses themes of social struggle and personal resilience. One of their notable works is the album "Letra C," which was released after Kijote Rah's time in prison and Metódiko's relocation to Concepción following the loss of his mother. This album is particularly significant for its visceral and socially conscious lyrics, offering a powerful portrayal of life in marginalized communities.

Isuenabien's music is deeply rooted in the underground rap scene of southern Chile, known for its dark and realistic narratives. Their discography includes albums like "Mandrill" and "Mentalité," showcasing their consistent output and dedication to their unique style. Despite facing challenges, including periods of inactivity due to Kijote Rah's imprisonment, the group has maintained a strong presence in the Chilean rap scene, influencing other artists with their distinctive sound.

Genres

Reggaeton Chileno

Latin Hip Hop

Latest Release

Champion Liga, Vol. 4

Isuenabien

Single - Released April 25, 2024