Hip-Hop/Rap
United States of America
Saucy Santana
About Saucy Santana
With his bold personality and Miami-inspired sound, Florida rapper Saucy Santana is among the new generation of LGBTQ artists finding success in hip-hop.
• The Tallahasse native came out as gay when he was 17. Before rap, he was a makeup artist whose clients included the Miami hip-hop duo City Girls.
• Santana only started rapping in February 2019, when he recorded a theme song for a podcast he was cohosting.
• During 2019 Fashion Week, Rihanna personally booked Santana to perform at her Fenty afterparty.
• Days after surviving a December 2019 drive-by shooting in Miami, the rapper responded with the single “You Can’t Kill Me.”
• In 2020, Santana released two projects: Imma Celebrity and Pretty Little Gangsta. The latter features such talented female rappers as Mulatto, Renni Rucci, and LightSkinKeisha.
• Santana has cited Gucci Mane as his favorite rapper. His 2020 track “Trap Girl” was inspired by Guwop’s “Dope Boy.”
Influenced by Saucy SantanaSaucy Santana has influenced the music of Franko Dadon, Kd Collins, Max Margiela and more.
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