Zell

Zell, real name Alan Ezequiel Gauto, is a prominent figure in the new Argentine trap scene. A member of the Pilfs collective and the author of the album Ghost Talk, he has forged his own sonic language amid brooding atmospheres and synthetic beats, drawing on influences from American trap while maintaining a forward-looking aesthetic. His trajectory took off with moves like the remix of “Starboy” alongside Duki and Neo Pistea, which put him on the radar without diluting his character. Live, his set combines dense bass, digital textures and cutting melodies, with a precise use of autotune and a club pulse that sustains tension without tipping into excess. On April 1, 2026 he arrives at Sala Razzmatazz in Barcelona with a live show that focuses on tracks from Ghost Talk and recent material reworked for the stage: agile structures, tempo changes and a presence that keeps the energy high. It’s a stop to watch closely a generation that is rewriting Spanish-language trap through both production and performance.