A collaboration of music and design transforms Bogotá's urban darkness into a cinematic narrative of chaos, ego, and resilience.
ONErpm Studios Bogotá developed the visual concept and art direction for Bogotham, Error 999's powerful single released in June. Dropping at the height of the Colombian winter, the track transformed Bogotá's urban darkness into a raw, lyrical story — no wonder the reference to Batman's Gotham.
Produced by Ruzto, the song acts as a poetic x-ray of modern chaos, ego, street life, and disillusionment. Sharp verses, vivid imagery, and a gripping hook immerse listeners in a gothic, cinematic soundscape, with the city itself as both antagonist and muse.
To amplify this universe, the Content Team built a visual narrative blending illustration, photography, and video. Designed in-house and co-directed with the artist, the concept went beyond reflecting the music — it added a spatial dimension that deepens Error 999's artistic identity.
The Content Team led the production, photography, and concept. Angie Muñoz worked as camera operator and Director of Photography alongside Joseph Llano, who also served as DP. Creative Direction was shared between Alejandra Escobar, Angie Muñoz, and Joseph Llano.
The collaboration also produced an exclusive photoshoot and music video directed by ONErpm Studios. Dominated by red tones, echoing the album cover's primary color, both visual pieces create an immersive effect that pulls fans deeper into the world imagined by Error 999. Watch it now.
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