Q.U.E.E.N.I.E.

San Diego , Ca - Southern Gate. It is the busiest border in the world. Queenie was raised on the Mexican side, in Tijuana, BC, Mexico. Most of the drugs and guns that are used and sold all over this country come through this border first. He is a direct product of that culturally unique environment and his lyrics are a testament to the so-called "American Dream" that brings so much controversy to that border everyday.Queenie enters the industry with a vengeance. Exposing the realities of streetlife in this bordertown, Queenie delivers strong messages in his songs. While the rap industry is plagued by "wanna-be gangstas" and "drug-kingpins" who glorify Latin crime syndicates, Queenie really was raised in that world.Queenie’s street credibility and reputation extend throughout Southern California and Baja California, Mexico and his own experiences with that lifestyle are evident in his lyrics. Queenie will earn fans on the West Coast, East Coast and everywhere in between, including Mexico, Central and South America. With the recent success of drug-tale films like "Traffic", "Blow", and "Kingpin", the stories in Queenie music are intriguing and reminiscent of the Mafia movies that American society loves so much. The truth about San Diego, "America Finest City", is harsh yet too interesting to pass up. Queenie tells these graphic stories like a passionate film maker would, portraying every scene with detail and precision. He has a universal appeal and an image that will win the respect of audiences worldwide. Queenie is fluent in English and Spanish with mic skills that are equally impressive in both languages. He pours his heart and soul into every word he delivers and his fresh approach fills a big void in the rap industry. Queenie is a skilled and experienced lyricist. He is the Latin emcee that Hip-Hop has been waiting for and his musical talent should not be taken lightly. He is able to drop verses about the most hardcore situations and still drive home a commercially appealing delivery that will make fans out of the most mainstream listeners.