Eladio Carrión was born into a military family. They travelled all over the USA before settling in Puerto Rico at the age of ten where he first came to prominence as an Olympic-standard swimmer, a star on the Vine video app and a stand-up comedian before finding his niche as an urbano trap artist. He got his break into rap through the unconventional route of parodying urbano artists like Ñejo and Coscuella. His humorous impersonations lead professional rappers to ask him to sell them his raps rather than giving them away for free via Facebook as comedy. He independently released an early version of the single 'Mi Cubana' which started to make waves on YouTube, especially with Argentine fans. He visited Argentina and remained there for two months before returning to Puerto Rico and releasing several singles and collaborations.
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