Ñengo Flow

Edwin Rosa, publicly popular as "Ñengo Flow" is a hip hop artist and composer of Puerto Rican music. Its fast and complex letters have referred to as the "Real G" urban type. Flow Ñengo born on October 15, 1981 in the town of Rio Piedras. This great rapper grew and raised in the town of Bayamon, Puerto Rico. It is there since childhood he was interested the world of urban music. His beginnings as a rapper were developed with letters of the street, everyday living Edwin Rosa. His lyrics were born from the experiences of everyday life with their classmates and neighborhood. It is not until age 14 when Edwin Rosa was first presented on stage in the neighborhood where he lived in a community movement. There he discovered his mission and dream in life to be an advocate of life in the neighborhood and the street in your town vent to his experiences in his lyrics. Years passed and flowed "Ñengo Flow," baptizing in the name of a subject of their community. His beginnings as an artist releasing a "Mixtape" with colleagues and friends, came to be heard on Univision. In this way, Ñengo Flow draws its first album titled "Flow Map", thereby earning the respect of your most recent public craendo great fans that the sun today support it. Ñengo Flow has been involved in a countless number of musical productions with large urban colleagues gender: Cambumbo (2005), DJ Joe - Abuse of Gender (2006), The Abnormal (2004) and sangrenueva (2005). With "Flow," Flow Nengo has worked with stars such as Don Omar, Julio Voltio, Arcangel, Yomo, Ivy Queen, Yaga y Mackie, De La Ghetto, among other pillars of the genre. Success in career is just beginning Ñengo Flow. This great rapper with his team's work led MILLION RECORDS Ozuna businessman Lester (President) shall be sounded across the planet by 2010. His music has evolved and captivate the minds of many. New experiences and take ete sounds great artist of urban type, Ñengo Flow to conquer most recent land and leave your name throughout all the land captured. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.