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Yung Beef
Yung Beef, whose real name is Fernando Gálvez Gómez, was born on 23 January 1990 in Granada, Spain. He is a rapper, singer and producer known for being one of the pioneers of trap in Spanish and for his key role in the emergence of the urban movement in Spain. His experimental style, rebellious attitude and ability to mix genres have made him an influential figure in contemporary music.
Biography
Beginnings and Professional Career of Yung Beef
Yung Beef grew up in the Zaidín neighbourhood of Granada, where he became interested in rap and underground music. Before devoting himself fully to music, he lived in Marseille, France, where he worked in various jobs and absorbed influences from electronic and dancehall music.
In 2012, together with other artists, he founded the group PXXR GVNG (Poor Gang), later renamed Los Santos, which marked a before and after in Spanish urban music. With them, he released the album Los Pobres (2015), which combined trap, reggaeton and flamenco, setting a new standard for the genre.
As a solo artist, Yung Beef has released numerous projects, including mixtapes, EPs and albums. Notable works include A.D.R.R.O.M.O.M.I.C.F.F.M.S. and Perreo de la Muerte, which showcase his ability to innovate and redefine trap and reggaeton. In 2017, he founded his own record label, La Vendición Records, which has served as a platform for emerging artists in the urban genre.
Yung Beef has also collaborated with renowned artists such as C. Tangana, Khaled, Steve Lean and 6ix9ine, bringing his music to international audiences.
Musical successes of the artist
- “Ready pa Morir” One of his most iconic songs, full of emotion and rawness.
- “Rosalía” A tribute to the Spanish artist who fuses trap and flamenco.
- “Me Perdí en Madrid” An introspective track that shows his more melancholic side.
- “Tu Coño es Mi Droga” A representation of his provocative and experimental style.
All about your personal style
Yung Beef is known for his underground aesthetic, which blends influences from punk, classic hip-hop and street fashion. His style is an extension of his irreverent attitude and commitment to authenticity, often sporting vintage clothing, flashy jewellery and visible tattoos that reinforce his image as a cultural icon.
In addition, his focus on fashion has led him to collaborate with brands such as Calvin Klein and high fashion designers, showing his ability to transcend music and become an influential figure in pop culture.
