ORTIGA and Galician Army collide on new single «Cabra»

ORTIGA joins Galician Army on «Cabra», the first preview of a forthcoming 2027 album. The collaboration brings together club electronics, pop-rap and disco-funk.

A new chapter built for the dancefloor

ORTIGA and Galician Army share an approach that does not treat musical genres as fixed borders. On «Cabra», ORTIGA’s exuberant voice collides with club-oriented production, moving through disco-funk, pop-rap, rave energy and echoes of house. The combination is not presented as a polite fusion: excess and humour are part of its character.

The collaboration arrives after «Obra social», the 2024 album that helped carry ORTIGA through around 120 live shows according to the artist’s team. That experience makes the new rhythmic emphasis understandable: the song seems designed with collective movement in mind. The video, directed by Lorenzo Negueruela with creative direction by Conjuro, turns a shop window into a changing audiovisual space. «Cabra» previews an album expected in early 2027, without a confirmed exact date.

Since «Obra social» in 2024, ORTIGA has played around 120 shows, according to the team’s announcement. The musician from Chantada now pushes his festive sound towards rave and house textures with Galician Army.

Why this collaboration fits

The meeting works because both projects have been interested in what music does to a crowd, rather than treating the dancefloor as a separate genre. ORTIGA brings a highly physical vocal personality and a taste for playful exaggeration. Galician Army contribute rhythmic ideas rooted in club production. The result, as framed by the announcement, is a first single designed to make the future album feel like an event. Its visual counterpart follows the same logic: Lorenzo Negueruela’s video turns a confined shop-window setting into a changing scene, suggesting that the music refuses to stay inside its initial boundaries.

The song embraces excess rather than delicate fusion: its appeal is the friction between rhythms, electronic production and ORTIGA’s exuberant vocal delivery. As the album’s first single, it signals an ambitious change of pace.

Listen and dates

The video was directed by Lorenzo Negueruela, with creative direction by Conjuro. It places the artists in a shop window that transforms into a different environment, extending the song’s playful excess. The exact album release date has not been announced.

Official links: Escuchar «Cabra».