Polimá Westcoast

About

Polimá Westcoast isn’t just riding the Latin trap wave; he’s sculpting it into something uniquely Chilean. Emerging from the Santiago underground, Westcoast blends the grit of urban landscapes with a melodic sensibility that belies his hard-hitting beats. His sound, a fusion of trap, reggaeton, and touches of R&B, is more than just a trend; it's a sonic tapestry woven with the threads of his cultural background and personal experiences. Westcoast's breakthrough came with tracks like "Brokeboi" and his collaborations with artists like Young Cister. These aren't just club anthems; they're snapshots of a generation navigating a world of ambition and hustle. He's quickly ascended from local sensation to a recognized force in Latin American music. Polimá's appeal lies in his authenticity. He doesn’t just rap *about* the streets, he reflects the raw energy and aspirations of his community. The success of "Ultra Solo (Remix)" alongside Pailita, Paloma Mami, Feid, and De La Ghetto cemented his position as a heavyweight. With a growing global fanbase and a constant stream of new music, Polimá Westcoast is poised to continue pushing the boundaries of Latin trap and solidifying his place as one of Chile's brightest musical exports.