Book Cazzu

Cazzu is an Argentine rapper and singer, as well as a poet and author, hailed as "La Jefa" and the "Madre del Trap" for her pioneering role in the rise of Latin trap. Born Julieta Emilia Cazzuchelli in 1993 and raised in Fraile Pintado, Jujuy, she sang cumbia and rock before reinventing herself as Cazzu, an alter ego she has called her own superhero. She began fully independent, financing her first recordings and videos herself, and built a following with her trap saga "C14torce." Her breakthrough came with "Loca," a collaboration with fellow Argentine rappers Khea and Duki that grew even bigger with a remix featuring Bad Bunny. Her studio albums trace a steady evolution, including Error 93 (2019), Una niña inútil (2020), Nena trampa (2022) and Latinaje (2025). Over time she has widened her sound to take in R&B and hip-hop, and Latinaje digs into Andean folklore and traditional sounds while dipping into corridos tumbados, earning Rolling Stone's praise as an ambitious, unifying celebration of Latin American music. Cazzu brings commanding presence and genre-crossing artistry to the stage.