

The rising Spanish rapper reunites with Flavia Beaka and Lasole for a new version of the song that launched her career, ahead of her official showcase at the Latin Alternative Music Conference (LAMC).
Following the viral success of “Castillo de Arena”, Spanish rapper Emé returns to the song that first introduced her to a wider audience. This time, she teams up with Flavia Beaka and Lasole for a bold new remix that reimagines one of the defining tracks of her career while showcasing the strength of a new generation of female voices in Spanish urban music.
Originally released in 2025, Castillo de Arena quickly gained momentum after clips of the song went viral across TikTok, Instagram and other social media platforms. Its honest lyricism, emotional depth and effortless blend of rap and melody positioned Emé as one of Spain’s most promising emerging hip-hop artists.
Rather than simply revisiting the original, the remix expands its emotional landscape. Flavia Beaka and Lasole each bring their own perspective and artistic identity, transforming the track into a dialogue between three distinctive voices while preserving the vulnerability and authenticity that made the original resonate with so many listeners.
The release also marks an important milestone in Emé’s career. On July 30, she will perform at DROM NYC as part of the Latin Alternative Music Conference (LAMC), one of the music industry’s leading showcases for Latin and alternative music. Since 2000, LAMC has become a key meeting point for artists, booking agents, festivals, labels, managers and international music professionals. This year’s lineup features acclaimed artists including Julieta Venegas, Trueno and many other leading names from today’s Latin music scene.
Performing at LAMC represents Emé’s first major international industry showcase and reflects the rapid evolution of a project that has grown from a viral breakthrough into an artist ready to step onto the global stage. The “Castillo de Arena” Remix will serve as one of the highlights of her New York performance, introducing international audiences to the song that started it all while opening the next chapter of her career.