Argentinian rapper Thunder announced this Thursday a collaboration with Cypress Hillan unavoidable reference when talking about the Latin roots in the history of hip-hop, who will contribute to the remix of “Fuck The Police”, song from the award-winning album “Good or Bad”, which opens next Thursday 27.
On tour in the US The artist born in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of La Boca communicated from those lands through social networks this historic alliance for Argentine rap.
The collaboration between Trueno and Cypress Hill
Trueno and Cypress Hill, represented by one of its leaders B-Real, were part of the documentary “Hip-Hop x Siempre” produced by Amazon Prime, which focuses precisely on the Latino contribution to the creation and history of a fifty-year-old movement .
In dialogue with Télam, the Argentine maintained that “hip-hop is a movement and a culture that belongs to both Latinos and African-Americans” because it was “created by both cultures” and pointed out that its mission is to spread “the rap we do with our flavors, seasonings and style “.
“Whenever they choose us as representatives or put us in that place, we will be there to speak with the pride we have for our continent. It is very important that super platforms like this give rise to hip-hop,” he added in that talk on May, days after the premiere of the documentary produced by Jessy Terrer.
When responding about possible releases, Trueno warned that to date he has “a lot of music saved” ready so that “when they come out” they will do it with “all the projectiles”: We still have a lot of bullets saved,” the rapper emphasized.
Cypress Hill, a hip hop legend
Cypress Hill is a legendary hip hop band from South Gate, California. It was formed in 1986 and since then they have built a laureate career, in which they have fused different musical styles and genres, predominantly rap and hip hop.
The Los Angeles group became the first of Latin origin to achieve a platinum, gold and multi-platinum record. After several line-up changes, it is currently made up of Louis “B-Real”, Senen “Sen Dog” Reyes and Eric “Eric Bobo”.
His main successes include Insane in the brain, Hits from the bong, Tequila sunrise and How I could just kill a man. In 1996, the band made an appearance in The Simpsons season 7 episode “Homerpalooza”.
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