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Lil Cuete

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Norwalk, CaliforniaSureñosChicano ==Heading text Mr. Capone-EBizzy BoneMr. ShadowFingazz == Peter Joseph also known as Lil Cuete was born on is a chicano rapper which is a subgenre of rap music that embodies aspects of West Coast and Southwest Chicano culture and is typically performed by American rappers of Mexican descent. Lil Cuete was born in 1984 into a gang infested district of south east Los Angeles, Norwalk. His family is 3rd generation Chicano and his grandfather was a notorious pachuco back in the day. His Grandfather (the original Cuetero) and his uncle (Mr. Cuete) have handed down his legacy as Lil Cuete in his varrio. The hard knock streets of L.A. are where Lil Cuete learned to survive and rise above gang violence through his music. With 4LP's to his credit, since 17 years ol

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Norwalk, CaliforniaSureñosChicano ==Heading text Mr. Capone-EBizzy BoneMr. ShadowFingazz == Peter Joseph also known as Lil Cuete was born on is a chicano rapper which is a subgenre of rap music that embodies aspects of West Coast and Southwest Chicano culture and is typically performed by American rappers of Mexican descent. Lil Cuete was born in 1984 into a gang infested district of south east Los Angeles, Norwalk. His family is 3rd generation Chicano and his grandfather was a notorious pachuco back in the day. His Grandfather (the original Cuetero) and his uncle (Mr. Cuete) have handed down his legacy as Lil Cuete in his varrio. The hard knock streets of L.A. are where Lil Cuete learned to survive and rise above gang violence through his music. With 4LP's to his credit, since 17 years old, Lil Cuete has built up a loyal following of fans who understand street life because they live it. Lil Cuete's music is insightful and real with solid songwriting skills with which he is able to reach out to today's young urban Chicano's everywhere. Real issues, real esperiences, real talent, and real sincerity with a style all his own are what make Lil Cuete a great artist and rapper. He was born and raised in LA He is part of the norwalk los 13 Way gang and he also started building his reputation by singing songs and repersenting his hood, BROWN PRIDE SUREnO TIL DEATH HOMIES! His family is 3rd generation Chicano and his grandfather was a notorious pachuco back in the day. His grandfather, “the original Cuetero”, and his uncle,”Mr.Cuete” has handed down his legacy as Lil Cuete in his varrio. The hard knock streets of L.A are where Lil Cuete learned to survive and rise above gang violence through his music. With 13 LP’s to his credit, since 17 years old, Lil Cuete has built up a loyal following of fans who understand street life because they lived it. He has worked with rappers like Bizzy Bone, Mr. Capone-E, Mr. Shadow, Mr. Knight Owl, Mr. Criminal,Big Tone Seldom Seen, Kozme and producers Fingazz Kre8tor, Tony G, T-Nut among others. Lil Cuete’s music is insightful and real with solid songwriting skills with which he is able to reach out to today’s young urban Chicano’s everywhere. Real issues, real experience, real talent, and real sincerity with a style all his own are what make Lil Cuete a great artist and rapper. Lil Cuete is one of the few Chicano rap artists embraced by the legendary radio icon, Art Laboe, and has enjoyed airplay on his stations with “Rainy Days”, “I Can’t Believe”, and “Baby Girl” off of his last 2 LP’s. “The Unforgettable” and “Walk With Me’. At 22, his 3rd LP “The #1 Gun” features Bizzy Bone from Bone, Thugs & Harmony, as well as the radio hits “Real Love”, “You Got Me”, and “Take Me Away” featuring and produced by up and coming Fingazz. And also his underground hit “We Got Guns” produced by the up and coming Kre8tor from D.E.M ENT.And the latest "So You Wanna Be A Gangsta". Than his has a homies down in Beaumont,Ca Call Lil Kiko