EL RAP EN EL CONO NORTE, ORÍGENES Y COMUNIDAD | EP #7 VINS SMOG

In this new episode of Word Up, we sit down with Vins Smog, a true representative of the North Lima scene, who shares his perspective on how culture is built in Carabayllo. 🎤🔥 From his earliest memories listening to "Playero" cassettes with his brother, to the moment he heard rap from his own neighborhood (Punchauca) and decided that was his calling, Vins shares absolutely everything: his entry into hip hop, the audition he got from Clandestino Crew in his early days, and the reality of sustaining your art when opportunities and events are often far from your neighborhood. We also talk about how the underground scene in Lima has changed after the pandemic, the respect for different crews, and the immense value of local spaces. If you want to hear an honest conversation about origins, community work, and what it means to make real rap from the north, this episode is a must-listen. Follow Vins Smog: IG: @vinssmog91 Follow Roots & Word Up: IG: @roots__hh TikTok: @roots__hh Special thanks to our sponsors: Krea (Audiovisual Agency) Original Art Cafeteria Credits: Hosted by: Roots Production: Daniel Injante Don't forget to subscribe, turn on notifications, and leave a comment: What do you think about the evolution of the scene in the neighborhoods and the importance of supporting local talent? We're reading your comments. 👇🔥