Teo Lucadamo

Teo Lucadamo is a force of nature. His stage presence is more contagious than a sneeze in Wuhan, and his productions keep getting bolder and more ambitious.

“El dilema del rapero blanco” is his debut album — a retro, minimalist project inspired by 90s and 2000s hip hop, drawing from icons like Pharrell Williams, Q-Tip, and Outkast, while also embracing the influence of contemporary artists such as Kendrick Lamar and Tyler, the Creator.

Teo Lucadamo’s music strikes a perfect balance between seriousness and humor, appealing equally to seasoned listeners and casual fans. He has collaborated with rap legends like DJ Yoda and Mucho Muchacho (from 7 Notas 7 Colores), as well as emerging indie and electronic stars like Ciutat and DJ Brava — blending sounds that move somewhere between Mac Miller’s indie-hip hop universe and his own playful energy.

The world of his debut album is rounded out by an ambitious visual concept inspired by Michel Gondry, featuring a video for each song that together form a cohesive visual artwork — where handcrafted aesthetics and DIY creativity take center stage.