Yung Jotta
Yung Jotta is Jonathan Santiago from Corozal, Puerto Rico. He came up in the island's rap scene, drawing from reggaeton artists like Don Omar and Daddy...
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Yung Jotta is Jonathan Santiago from Corozal, Puerto Rico. He came up in the island's rap scene, drawing from reggaeton artists like Don Omar and Daddy Yankee. In 2017, his single 'Legalize' caught attention for its marijuana advocacy, though it also drew criticism from some quarters. That track, along with songs like 'Lucro' and 'Preta,' helped define his early sound.
His debut album 'Orgánico' arrived in 2019, featuring 'Legalize' and 'Mi Religion.' He's worked with other Latin artists, including Anuel AA, Karol G, and Eladio Carrion. The music tends to be direct, with lyrics that sometimes address social issues or his own experiences.
Jotta's career has included some legal trouble, like a 2019 arrest for possession of substances and weapons. His lyrics have occasionally drawn fire from conservative groups and police. He keeps recording, putting out albums and EPs that stay in rotation with fans of Latin trap.
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