Peipper

Peipper (born Lautaro Julián del Negro Bizzotto in 2002 in Buenos Aires) is an Argentine urban artist who started out as a teen freestyler, competing and rapping in public plazas from around age 13 before shaping a more club-ready sound in the early 2020s. A key step came when he connected with producer Alan Gomez and began releasing within the “Mission” universe, including “Peipper | Mission 11” (2022), a record that helped move him from battle-rap visibility into Argentina’s party-focused scene. In 2023 he pushed that lane with singles such as “Sutanga Amarilla” with Alan Gomez and “Única,” then kept the momentum going with “Cuchi Cuchi” also produced by Alan Gomez, while being linked in press to a deal with Warner Music. In 2024 he showed a different side with the four-track EP PEIPPER - Acoustic Session - EP (2024), then landed his biggest viral moment late that year with “Si Las Gatas Se Amotinan” (2024), credited with DobleP and Locura Mix, a track that crossed borders as part of the “funketón” wave. In 2025 he amplified that hit with an international remix version bringing in Pedro Sampaio and Jombriel alongside DobleP and Locura Mix, reinforcing Peipper’s profile as one of the Argentine names driving the funk–reggaeton crossover. Vacanciones, his debut album, was released in December of that year.