Trap Argentino

Trap argentino is a subgenre of Latin trap music that originated in Argentina in the mid-2010s. Characterized by its heavy use of 808 drums, dark, pulsing synthesizers, and introspective, often melancholic lyrics, trap argentino blends elements of trap, drill, and reggaeton to create a unique sonic identity. Emerging as a response to the country's economic and social crises, the genre gained massive popularity among Argentine youth, who saw it as a reflection of their struggles and frustrations. Trap argentino's cultural significance lies in its authentic representation of Argentine urban life, with its raw, emotive soundscapes and lyrics that tackle themes of love, violence, and social inequality. Distinct from other Latin trap styles, trap argentino is marked by its slower tempo, more melodic flow, and incorporation of traditional Argentine musical elements, such as cumbia rhythms. As a result, the genre has become a staple of Argentine hip-hop, resonating with fans and influencing a new wave of Latin American trap artists.

Llegó el Lunes (Remix)

Marka Akme•

Diamante Ayala•

Papichamp

Single - Released April 24, 2025