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The Trap has established itself in recent months as the preferred music genre in the record and radio industry today. Generating special success among young and teenage audiences, artists like Bad Bunny, Ozuna or Maluma have managed to establish themselves as true myths, conquering their fans with lyrics not suitable for all audiences and rhythms that invite them to dance and "strike a pose".
There have been many factors that have encouraged the popularization of the Trap phenomenon. From the extravagant and exclusive textile fashion to the posture of social networks, passing through lyrics that call for not being tied to anything or anyone, connecting with the widespread attitude of an important sector of youth. However, it is interesting to investigate the beginnings of this musical style, given that they do not go back very far.
The 2000's in the south of the United States
We can now place ourselves on a date and a place. Clearly influenced by Hip Hop culture, the rise of electronic rhythms and dance music, caused a derivative to emerge that connected all these elements with the aim of making a difference. This mix of styles became especially famous in ghettos and places dedicated to drug exchange, which gave the genre its name (the Trap). Therefore, it is understandable that violent lyrics not suitable for all audiences, influenced by drug dealing and trafficking, were the genre's favourite subject matter.