Who Are SFDK?

SFDK (Siempre Fuertes, Dando Caña) is a Spanish hip-hop group formed in 1998 by Santi Balmes, Juan Aguirre, and Nano MC. The trio is considered one of the pioneers of hip-hop in Spain and has released several albums since its formation. Their debut album, Los Veteranos, was released in 2002 and was met with critical acclaim. It featured collaborations with the likes of Rapsusklei and Javier Ojeda, and showcased their unique sound that has become a staple of Spanish hip-hop.

Releases

SFDK have released seven studio albums since their formation in 1998. Their most recent album, Sólo Para Enmarcar, was released in 2019 and featured collaborations with Puerto Candelaria and Gogol Bordello. They have also released two live albums, as well as several EPs and singles. Many of their songs have been featured in films and television shows, including “La Calle es Nuestra” from their 2004 album El Súper MC. They have also collaborated extensively with other artists such as Mala Rodríguez and C Tangana.

Legacy

SFDK are one of the most influential hip-hop groups in Spain, having pioneered the genre in the country. Their unique sound has been embraced by fans around the world and they continue to produce quality music to this day. They are renowned for their live shows, which often feature a mix of original tracks and covers of classic songs. They are also known for their socially conscious lyrics, which often reflect on current social issues such as immigration and racism. SFDK remain one of the most beloved hip-hop groups in Spain and their legacy continues to live on.