CRIME & Titó present “TRIFECTA,” a debut that reaffirms their vision: real rap, street codes, and neighborhood essence

CRIME and Titó present their new album “TRIFECTA,” their first joint record: a nine-track project that gathers years of experience, street-level stories, and an honest, direct look at life on the block. The album breathes coherence, character, and an authenticity that only those who have lived rap from the inside can convey.

Before the release of “TRIFECTA,” the duo had already set the tone with two singles that opened the door to the album’s sound and concept: “Plazas y Serpientes,” a tribute to their roots and working-class neighborhoods, and “YA’LL FOOD FOR FLIES,” a hard-hitting track that showcases pride, determination, and a sound that has matured without losing its essence.

The album features collaborations with Cres One, Solo K.OS, and Lil Aiden, adding weight and energy to the tracklist. The scratches are handled by the legendary DJ Neas, a historic figure in the culture. All production is signed by Titó, one of the most iconic figures in international rap, who first came to prominence with the legendary group Falsalarma.

“TRIFECTA” is a statement of intent: music created from the neighborhood and for the neighborhood. CRIME — formed by Ziel and Parlis — and Titó claim their place within Spanish rap, proving that there are still artists committed to coherence and authenticity in times dominated by the algorithm.

With the support of LeGen, the new label from Delirics — home to artists like Yereh Yebadi and Lil Aiden — the group solidifies a clear direction and a signature sound with this album: rap stays alive as long as there are voices willing to tell the truth.