The Argentine music producer Bizarrap launched his Music Sessions Vol 47, together with the Spanish ragman of Moroccan origin Morad, one of the phenomena of urban music in his country.
Morad’s work with Biazarrap was uploaded this Wednesday to the musical platforms and in less than 24 hours it registers more than four million views on YouTube.
The lyrics of the ‘Bizasession’
“The first with Biza that comes from Africa,” he says in the song Morad, characterized by lyrics that reflect the harshness of the street in the Catalan neighborhood of La Florida, the most densely populated in Europe and a refuge for migrants and gypsies, where it rages unemployment and street and police violence.
“I did not have to enter the stores / I doubt that you understand that world / I had to steal all my clothes / now I pay every month the Treasury,” begins the song of Morad, on trial for a robbery in Spain in 2018, before it gained popularity from his first song, “What you want”, released in January 2019 and which records almost 12 million views on YouTube.
About Morad and Bizarrap
Morad, also known as MDLR (Mec de la Rue – Chico de la Calle) is a Spanish rapper who managed to position himself as “the voice of the neighborhood.” The artist began his career singing with friends by voice notes from WhatsApp and now has recognized hits such as “Motorola”, “Yo No Voy” and “MDLR”. Inspired by French rap.
Through its Music Sessions, Bizarrap writes an x-ray of urban music both locally and internationally, from its first session published in February 2019 with Bhavi.
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