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{{Infobox musical artist 
| name                = Tika Riot
| image               = Tika Riot promo.jpg
| caption             = Tika Riot promotional image for No Mercy for the Merciless
| origin              = [[Firewood, Fourge]]
| genre               = {{flatlist|<!-- Genres are sourced in the "musical style and influences" section-->
* [[Rap metal]]
* [[rap rock]]
* {{nowrap|[[funk metal]]}}
* [[alternative metal]]
}}
| years_active        = {{flatlist|
* 2292–2300
* 2307–present
}}
| label               = {{flatlist|
* [[Revolutionary Records]]
}}
| associated_acts     = {{flatlist|
* [[Sin Reinas]] <!-- Aquilliano female rap duo; like if Queen Latifah and Monie Love made a supergroup -->
* [[León de la Izquierda]] <!-- solo work from "Barrington"; think "One Day as a Lion" except he also did the drum work -->
* [[Riddim & Black]] <!-- supergroup consisting of all except Barrington, with Assegai Sisun on vocals; reggae/afrobeat with added rock vibes -->
}}
| website             = 
| current_members     = 
* Barrington      <!-- after Barrington Douglas -->
* Juliana         <!-- after La Espadachina -->
* ???
* ???
| past_members        = 
}}

Rabia Lodisi (commonly shortened to Rabia) is an Aquilliano-Cobre band, known for their aggressively anti-authoritarian music. Each member uses an alias, which is a reference to a historical revolutionary. They frequently write in multiple languages, which has helped their overseas appeal. Their most popular track is "Matando en el Nombre", which features a closing refrain wherein lead vocalist Barrington repeats the phrase "fuck you I won't do what you tell me" in several languages.