Trueno, the acclaimed Argentine rapper and singer, has not only made waves in the music industry but also carries a rich familial legacy deeply intertwined with music.
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Born Mateo on March 25, 2002, in the vibrant neighborhood of La Boca in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Trueno is the son of renowned Uruguayan-born rapper MC Peligro.
MC Peligro is celebrated for his numerous victories in freestyle competitions, serving as a significant inspiration for Trueno’s own journey in the world of rap.
Despite initially aspiring to become a soccer player, Trueno’s exposure to his father’s artistry ignited a passion for freestyle rap within him from an early age.
The familial influence on Trueno’s musical journey extends further, as his paternal grandfather was none other than Yamandú Palacios, a legendary Uruguayan singer-songwriter and guitarist renowned in the world of folklore music.
Palacios’ legacy is marked by his collaborations with iconic artists such as Alfredo Zitarrosa, Joaquín Sabina, and Joan Manuel Serrat, instilling in Trueno a deep appreciation for music rooted in cultural heritage.
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From his upbringing in the vibrant streets of La Boca, Trueno’s love for rap blossomed, with influences ranging from American legends like Tupac Shakur, Dr. Dre, and Snoop Dogg. These artists played a pivotal role in shaping his artistic identity and guiding his musical endeavors.
Trueno’s rise to prominence in the music scene has been marked by notable achievements, including his standout appearance in the “BZRP Freestyle Sessions #6” alongside Bizarrap.
This collaboration garnered unprecedented success, amassing over 250 million views on YouTube and securing its place as the most-viewed freestyle video on the platform to date.
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