Introducción y objetivos: El predominio de la sintomatología acinésico-rígida en la Enfermedad de Parkinson (EP) podría indicar la decorticación temprana de áreas corticales y un factor de riesgo para demencia (Moretti et al., 2020). Se analiza la relación entre los síntomas motores cardinales (bradicinesia, rigidez y temblor) y el rendimiento cognitivo (cortical y subcortical) en pacientes recientemente diagnosticados con EP. Material y Métodos: Diseño empírico, descriptivo correlacional, transversal. Se utilizaron los ítems de Bradicinesia, Rigidez y Temblor de la Unified Parkinson’s Disease Rating Scale (UPDRS), yla Parkinson’s Disease - Cognitive Rating Scale (PD-CRS), cuyas tareas permiten evaluar el perfil cortical y subcortical por separado (Pagonabarraga et al., 2008). Resultados: Se halló una relación significativa entre la bradicinesia y los puntajes totales de la PD-CRS (?= -,556; p=,039) y con el perfil cortical (?=-,583; p=,029). No se hallaron relaciones entre la magnitud del temblor y el desempeño cognitivo (?=-,070; p=,829). Tampoco se hallaron relaciones entre el rendimiento cognitivo y el tiempo de evolución del diagnóstico (?=,111;p=,694). Conclusión: Un peor rendimiento cognitivo total y cortical se vio significativamente asociado con la bradicinesia en los estadíos iniciales de la enfermedad, constatando que las alteraciones de áreas corticales, aún en estadíos tempranos, constituyen un factor de riesgo para deterioro cognitivo mayor. Palabras clave Enfermedad de Parkinson - Bradicinesia - Deterioro cognitivo - Perfil cortical ABSTRACT RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN COGNITIVE PROFILE AND MOTOR FENOTYPE IN RECENTLY DIAGNOSED PARKINSON’S DISEASE Introduction and aim of the study:The predominance of akinesicrigid symptomatology in Parkinson’s Disease (PD) could indicate the early decortication of cortical areas and a risk factor for dementia (Moretti et al., 2020). The relationship between cardinal motor symptoms (bradykinesia, rigidity and tremor) and cognitive performance (cortical and subcortical) in recently diagnosed PD patients is analyzed. Material and methods: Empirical, descriptive, correlational, cross-sectional study. Items “Bradykinesia”, “Rigidity” and “Tremor” of the Unified Parkinson’s Disease Rating Scale (UPDRS) was used, and the Parkinson’s Disease Cognitive Rating Scale (PD-CRS), whose tasks allow evaluating cortical and subcortical profiles separately (Pagonabarraga et al., 2008). Results: A significant relationship was found between the magnitude of bradykinesia and the total (?= -,556; p=,039) and cortical scores (?=-,583; p=,029) of the PD-CRS. No significant relationships were found between cognitive performance and the magnitude of tremor (?=-,070; p=,829), or the time of evolution of diagnosis (?=,111; p=,694). Conclusion: Total and cortical cognitive performance was significantly associated with bradykinesia in the initial stages of the disease, but not with tremor, concluding, such as previous results, that alterations in cortical areas, even in early stages, constitute a risk factor for major cognitive impairment. Keywords Parkinson’s disease - Bradykinesia - Cognitive impairment -