Guè

Gué Pequeno, or simply Guè since 2021, is one of Italy's most popular rappers and producers. Born in Milan, Lombardy (Italy) on December 25, 1980, rapper and producer Cosimo Fini, aka Gué Pequeno, was a member of the group Club Dogo before going solo with a string of successes. As a teenager, he formed the rap group Sacre Scuole with two friends and producer Don Joe, whom Gué Pequeno reunited with in 1999 to form Club Dogo, with whom he recorded a dozen albums and mixtapes. In 2011, the rapper went solo, recording the album Il Ragazzo d'Oro (#5 in Italy), followed two years later by Bravo Ragazzo (#2). After the success of a few tracks, the founder of the Tanta Roba label moved into production and followed this up with the mixtape Guengsta Rap (2013) and the album Vero (2015), his first number one, featuring the duet "Interstellar " with Akon. The duet album Santeria (2016) with Marra, as well as the following Gentleman (2017), Sinatra (2018) and Mr. Fini (2020), achieve a similar position, matched by collaborations with Willy William, Capo Plaza, Sfera Ebbasta, DrefGold, Noyz Narcos, Mahmood, Carl Brave, Lazza, Frah Quintale and Geolier. With the help of DJ Harsh, he released the album Fastlife 4 in 2021, featuring duets with Lazza, Salmo, Gemitaiz and Marracash on the single "Smith & Wesson Freestyle" (no. 3). On November 14, 2021, Gué Pequeno simply became Guè and released the album Gvesvs, which in turn reached No. 1 thanks to hits such as "Veleno" (No. 2), "Blitz " (No. 4) and "Piango Sulla Lambo " (No. 3). His eighth opus, Madreperla, followed in 2023 with "Mi hai capito o no?", an adaptation of the Hall & Oates pop hit "I Can't Go for That". After numerous external collaborations, the new Guè arrived in 2025 with "Oh Mamma mia", a duet with Rose Villain that served as the first single from Tropico Del Capricorno, his eighth consecutive number-one album, with contributions from Shiva, Geolier, Artie 5ive, Frah Quintale, Ghali and Tony Effe, Stadio, Chiello, Ernia and Tormento.