Spanish Rap is a genre of music that combines the rhythmic and lyrical elements of hip-hop with the Spanish language. It emerged in the late 1980s and early 1990s, influenced by American rap but incorporating unique cultural themes and local dialects. Artists often address social issues, personal experiences, and cultural identity through their lyrics. Over the years, Spanish Rap has gained popularity across Latin America and Spain, leading to the rise of influential artists like Kase.O, Natos y Waor, and C. Tangana. The genre continues to evolve, blending with other styles such as reggaeton and trap, attracting a diverse audience worldwide.