Ezetaerre is a Galician hip-hop group known for their socially charged lyrics and commitment to addressing political and social issues through their music. Emerging from the vibrant underground scene in Galicia, their sound fuses traditional Galician influences with contemporary hip-hop rhythms, creating a potent mix that resonates with listeners who are drawn to music with a message. The members of Ezetaerre are vocal about their leftist views and use their music as a platform to critique capitalism, social injustice, and the status quo.

Since their inception, Ezetaerre has connected with audiences through powerful releases that showcase their sharp lyricism and dynamic production. Among their notable works are tracks like "A Insurxencia por Vir" and "Pólvora e Tormenta," which illustrate their ability to blend catchy beats with thought-provoking content. The group's music maintains a rebellious spirit, often inciting reflection and action among their fans. With songs like "Non É Verán de Estrella Damm," Ezetaerre challenges mainstream narratives and consumer culture, proving that their music is not only for entertainment but also a tool for cultural and political resistance. Their growing discography, including "Aspiracións Mínimas e Urxentes" and "A Herdanza do Vento," continues to expand their influence and solidify their place in the Spanish hip-hop landscape.