Neutro Shorty

About

From the barrios of Caracas, Venezuela, emerges Neutro Shorty, a voice raw and unfiltered, spitting fire and poetry in equal measure. He's not just a rapper; he's a chronicler of his city, painting vivid pictures of struggle and resilience through a sonic tapestry woven from trap, Latin rhythms, and a healthy dose of social commentary. Shorty’s music pulsates with the grit of Venezuelan streets, borrowing from the hard-hitting energy of trap while incorporating elements of dancehall and reggaeton, creating a unique brand of Latin trap that resonates far beyond his homeland. Neutro Shorty's ascent began in the mid-2010s, with viral hits like "Pa' Las Nenas" and "Soy Yo" establishing him as a force to be reckoned with. His debut album, "Oriente," cemented his position as a leader in the burgeoning Latin trap scene. But his impact extends beyond record sales. He's become an icon for Venezuelan youth, representing their hopes and frustrations through his unflinchingly honest lyrics. Collaborations with artists like Akapellah and Lil Supa' have further amplified his reach and solidified his credibility within the Latin American hip-hop community. Currently, Neutro Shorty continues to push boundaries, experimenting with new sounds while remaining true to his roots, solidifying his status as a crucial voice in Latin music.