Radici Nel Cemento is an Italian reggae band known for its distinctive fusion of reggae rhythms with rock influences and socially conscious lyrics that often reflect political and environmental themes. Since their inception in the mid-1990s, the group has been acclaimed for providing a Mediterranean twist to the reggae genre, infusing it with local musical elements and Italian lyrical traditions. Through their music, they articulate the sentiments and struggles of the common people, addressing topics such as workers' rights, cultural identity, and the need for social justice.

With a discography enriched over the years, some of their most recent releases, such as "Music Biz," "Il valore del lavoro vero," and "Fuego y Corazón," maintain their characteristic sound while exploring new musical landscapes and the ever-evolving reality of their social message. Songs like "La Ginnastica Der Core" and "7" showcase their ability to mix light-hearted music with deeper undertones. Their live performances are captured in the energetic "Fiesta (Live)," which echoes their reputation for engaging and spirited live shows. "Il paese di Pulcinella," "Ancora non è finita," "Occhio!," and "Alla rovescia" are further testaments to Radici Nel Cemento's ongoing commitment to challenging the status quo through their music while remaining anchored in the roots of Italian musical culture.