In the sprawling maze of Rome’s underground music scene, where graffiti speaks louder than politics and every bar tells a story, a young prodigy was already making noise. María Duluoz — known in the music world simply as M — began crafting his legend at just twelve years old. His early road-trip-themed rap tapes, passed hand-to-hand across public schools in Rome, became local treasures — raw, unfiltered, and revolutionary. As his name spread across the capital, M became a familiar face in Rome’s most influential creative circles, performing and producing alongside figures at Corto, Pescheria, and Fanfulla. Yet what set him apart was not just … Continue reading The Rise of M: From Rome’s Underground to Global Influence