l0rna: a distinctive voice in Spain’s emerging urban music scene
Spanish artist l0rna will perform two shows at Sala But in Madrid as part of the Ochoymedio Live programme. The concerts are scheduled for 18 and 19 November 2026. The additional date on 18 November was announced after tickets for the originally scheduled show on 19 November sold out. According to the organiser’s official listings, both concerts are now sold out.
l0rna’s connection with rap began at an early age, driven by her interest in freestyle and FMS battles. She discovered the genre at around eleven and recorded her first track at fifteen. Music gradually became the focus of her creative life, giving rise to an artistic project with an increasingly distinctive identity.
Her sound combines direct delivery, unfiltered lyrics and a carefully developed visual aesthetic. Personal expression lies at the heart of her music, alongside a sensibility shaped by Spain’s contemporary urban scene, where individuality and sonic experimentation play an important role.
In 2024, “Lip Combo”, her collaboration with Metrika, helped bring wider attention to her work. Her releases from that period also included the EP LA KAWA DE LA LORE, produced by Kabasaki. Together, these projects marked an important stage in the development of her musical identity.
In 2025, l0rna released her debut album, MISS-UNDERSTOOD, expanding her catalogue and exploring further dimensions of her sound. Subsequent releases include “Marimandona” and “Golfas de verdad”, both highlighted in the concert organiser’s announcement.
Live performance has also played a significant part in her development as an artist. During previous Ochoymedio Live events, l0rna sold out two consecutive nights at Madrid’s Sala Changó. She now returns to the capital for two shows at Sala But.
The 18 and 19 November 2026 concerts in Madrid bring l0rna back to the Ochoymedio Live programme at a time when her artistic identity continues to evolve. The shows offer audiences an opportunity to discover an artist developing her own voice within Spanish-language urban music, bringing together personal expression, a distinctive aesthetic and an evolving sound.
