Duki

Argentinian rapper and songwriter

Duki - Argentinian rapper and songwriter
Born

June 24th, 1996
29 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Argentina

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Emergence occurred in the mid-2010s within the Argentine trap music scene, gaining widespread popularity for unique sound and style. Initial rise was through collaborations and participation in freestyle rap battles. Breakthrough came with the release of singles, leading to a successful debut album that solidified a position in Latin American music. Influenced a new generation of artists in the genre.

Released hit songs like 'She Don't Give a Fo'

Collaborated with artists such as KHEA and Cazzu

Debut album 'Epidemia' received critical acclaim

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