C. Tangana returns to rap with Agorazein on Milko Freestyle
His first solo track in more than three years puts fatherhood, grief and the future of his early rap crew in the same frame.
C. Tangana's Milko Freestyle went live on his CTanganaVEVO channel on November 4, credited with Agorazein, the Madrid rap group he came up with. The official video is available now, making this a released track rather than a teaser for a later date. El País describes it as his first solo song in more than three years.
A new song, a collective history
The song turns inward instead of treating the return as a victory lap. El País and EFE report that its story moves through the changes in Tangana's life, including becoming a father and mourning Milkman, the Mexican rapper and producer Óscar Botello, who died in February 2026.
That framing gives the Agorazein credit extra weight: this is a solo return that also points back to the crew that shaped his first chapter. The new track arrives ahead of the group's four-night run at Madrid's Movistar Arena, a reunion the venue has been promoting for November.
Tangana has spent recent years moving between music and film, but Milko Freestyle brings rap back to the center of the public story. The official upload confirms the single and video are available; it does not announce a dated album release.
