It is one of the national genres most listened to by young people. Find out the most listened to songs in recent times.
He Argentine trap It is a subgenre that entered the national music scene in recent years. It began to become popular in the mid-2010s, inspired by American trap and mixed with local and reggaeton elements. Its lyrics address urban life, the street, parties and an ostentatious lifestyle. He frequently features autotune and melodic rap techniques.
The pioneering artists of this national genre are Duki, Khea, Cazzu, YSY A and Neo Pistea, among others. The Artificial Intelligence developed by OpenAI was asked, ChatGPTwhat are the most iconic songs of the genre and this was his response: “Argentine trap has captured the attention of youth, becoming a means of expression and a form of cultural identity. The following are the most iconic songs:”
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These are the 5 most iconic trap songs, according to ChatGPT
1. Crazy – Khea, Duki, Cazzu
This song was one of the first big hits of Argentine trap and helped put its performers on the map. It was released in 2017.
2. She Don’t Give a Fo – Duki feat. Khea
Duki is one of the pioneers of Argentine trap and, released in 2017, this song is one of his best-known.
3. We’ll Talk Tomorrow – Bad Bunny feat. Duki & Pablo Chill-E
This collaboration with Puerto Rican Bad Bunny released in 2020 helped solidify Duki’s presence on the international scene.
4. Hello Cotto – Duki
This is another iconic song from Duki, who in 2018 consolidated his status as one of the leaders of trap in Argentina.
5. Knocking Down the Club (Remix) – Neo Pistea feat. Duki, YSY A, CRO, Khea, Homer El Mero Mero
A massive collaboration featuring several of the biggest names in Argentine trap that became an anthem for the genre. It was released in 2019.
Source: Ambito
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