Negros De La Raza: Sen Dog & Kemo The Blaxican Drop ‘Para Mi Gente’ Hip Hop Anthem

October 23, 2025

A Cultural Declaration: Negros De La Raza Unleash Anthem “Para Mi Gente”

The world of Hip-Hop just received a seismic new force. Negros De La Raza, the powerful duo featuring legendary Sen Dog (of Cypress Hill) and Kemo The Blaxican (formerly of Delinquent Habits), have officially debuted their project with the uncompromising single, “Para Mi Gente.” This isn’t just music; it’s a cultural declaration that honors their Afro-Latino and Afro-Mexican heritage, channeling pride, resilience, and identity into the heart of Latin Hip-Hop.

The Meaning Behind the Movement

Translating to “Blacks of the Race,” the name Negros De La Raza is central to their mission. It’s about more than just a collaboration; it’s a statement of ownership and a spark for conversation around unity, life, and strength. Both Sen Dog and Kemo The Blaxican are veterans who helped forge the sound of bilingual hip-hop decades ago. Now, they are back to reclaim that foundation—not by looking backward, but by aggressively driving the genre forward.

The duo’s chemistry is undeniable, combining the seasoned grit of two creators still fiercely hungry to deliver authenticity. Their upcoming debut album, La Pura Neta (El Borracho y El Marijuano), arriving later this year, promises ten tracks of raw truth, balancing struggle and conviction.

“Para Mi Gente”: An Anthem for the People

Their debut single, “Para Mi Gente” (which translates to “For My People”), hits with raw, unadulterated force. Produced by Chazz (Fiyastarta) Padilla, the track is a powerful fusion of classic West Coast Hip-Hop grit and vivid, cinematic Latin detail.

As Kemo The Blaxican states, “This one’s for the people in the struggle. For everyone still standing tall.” It is an anthem dedicated to those who keep pushing through, transforming hard-won experience into unshakeable movement.

A Love Letter to Los Angeles: The Official Music Video

The visual for “Para Mi Gente,” directed by Jorge Newman and executive produced by Mr. Tiger, expands the song’s message beautifully. Shot across Los Angeles, the video is a vibrant love letter to the city’s neighborhoods, history, and enduring spirit.

It celebrates Chicano & Latino identity through authentic, street-level storytelling. The imagery is rich with cultural depth and community focus, reflecting the group’s core belief: “We wanted to honor where we come from while showing how our culture still stands strong.” This video is not about nostalgia; it’s a vibrant documentation of Latin Hip-Hop’s evolution.