Hip hop Tuga

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Portuguese hip hop (Hip hop português) mostly known as Hip Hop Tuga is the Portuguese variety of hip hop music, although different because it is mixed with African music from Lusophone Africa and reggae. It is often performed by African-Portuguese, descendants from African immigrants that came to Portugal after the independence of the former African colonies. The past 5 years have been productive and names such as Da Weasel, Boss AC, Dealema, Mind Da Gap, Valete, Sam the Kid (rapper & producer), Micro, Matozoo and Bomberjack gathered many followers in the underground subculture. Graffiti artists names include, among others, Mosaik, Caos, Colman, Uber, Que? and Kayo.

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