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- Arcángel, considered one of pioneers of Latin trap. Latin trap originated in Puerto Rico and gained popularity throughout Latin America. The exact date of origin is unknown and has been widely debated.
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Latin trap began to gain prominence around 2014 when artists such as Alvaro Diaz, Myke Towers and Fuete Billete, the first Puerto Rican artists using early Latin trap beats to rap, began posting their songs through social media platforms.
Aug 17, 2017 · Latin Trap originated in Puerto Rico and then Messiah came along and merge Latin and American styles together to form what we now hear today. To learn the full history of Latin Trap,...
- April Salud
Farruko stands as one of the early architects of Latin Trap, seamlessly blending his reggaeton roots with trap beats. Tracks like "Krippy Kush" featuring Bad Bunny and "TrapXFicante" established Farruko as a key figure in shaping the sound that would define Latin Trap.
Oct 31, 2019 · Artists such as Don Omar, Daddy Yankee, and Tego Calderon started their career with reggaeton but have now altered their styles to incorporate elements of hip-hop and trap, which has led their categorization under the modern term of Latin urban music.
Aug 21, 2017 · Latin Trap originated in Puerto Rico, and then Messiah came along and merged Latin and American styles together to form what we now hear today.
- April Salud
Nov 5, 2019 · “Messiah El Artista” is who many Latin Trap artists consider to be the pioneer of what started as Latin Trap music in New York City. They bring both reggaeton and southern trap sounds together into one dynamic genre.
Nov 27, 2023 · Latin trap is defined as the child of traditional hip hop/rap and reggaeton influences. The “trap” part refers to “ la calle ,” or “the streets,” typically located in Latin countries, that were often filled with drugs, violence and hustling.
