Hip-Hop/Rap
United States
Saucy Santana
Ultima uscita
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Chi è 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.”
• 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.”
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