Biography
The group began its professional trajectory together to MC Make forming Eat Meat in 1992, with as first scale model published his "Un audiodocumental de..." Eat Meat, as it was winning in the aid of Rockdelux.
7 Notas 7 Colores Formed initially by Dive, DJ Neas, Eloy and Mucho Muchacho, the group is reduced al pair formed by Mucho Muchacho (MC), and Dive Dibosso (producer), accompanied by DJ Neas in the concerts. After publishing the first disc, Hecho, es simple (1997), Neas left the group, whilst Eddy la Sombra entered as an MC. Later, DJ Vadim became their DJ and producer. In 2000 7 Notas 7 Colores release a new album titled 77, with good sales, being the first hip hop group to enter the AFYVE lists. They founded their own record company, La Mami International, and released a new album, with the same name. In 2002 the group split up. Nevertheless, in 2007 Mucho Muchacho announced the return of 7 Notas 7 Colores, with a renewed formation. Aside from Mucho Muchacho and DJ Vadim enters the formation Principiante, a Valencian MC.
Mucho Muchacho appeared the 2000 film Asphalt.
Solo Career His first and only solo LP as MC was Chulería, a full album of collaborations that features, among others, Tony Touch a famous producer, DJ and Puerto Rican MC Ray Roll and newcomers like Masstone. In 2006 first reference like producer publishes his, one mixtape titled The Hip-Hop Institute Vol. 1.
Mucho Mu is currently working as a DJ in Ibiza, and performs hip hop at gigs that he himself organises. His main contact with the scene is through its Web in MySpace, from which he publishes his new productions and contacts with other artists.
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