Taco Hemingway, born on July 29, 1990 in Cairo, Egypt, is a Polish rapper who rose to fame as one of the biggest hip-hop stars in his country. At the age of 2, Hemingway moved from Egypt to China with his family where he faced challenges with language and culture barriers. After kindergarten, his family relocated to Warsaw, Poland, where he would ultimately discover his passion for music.
Hemingway's music career took off with the release of his debut full-length album, Marmur, which quickly became certified gold in Poland. Known for hits like "6 Zer" and "Deszcz Na Betonie," he gained a strong following among hip-hop fans. The latter track, "Deszcz Na Betonie," even became the most played rap song on Polish radio.
In 2015, Hemingway's EP Umowa o Dzieło earned him a Fryderyki award for Hip-Hop Album of the Year, solidifying his status as a rising star in the Polish music scene. Collaborating with other artists, he was featured on the compilation album Prosto Mixtape IV alongside rapper Keke.
Hemingway's parents divorced in 2004, marking a significant moment in his personal life. Despite this, he remains close to his family, including his sister, who has supported him throughout his musical journey.
Outside of his music career, Hemingway is known for his unique style and charismatic persona. His lyrics often touch on personal experiences and societal issues, resonating with a diverse audience. With a strong presence on social media, he connects with fans through his music and candid reflections on life.
As Taco Hemingway continues to make waves in the hip-hop world, his impact on the Polish music scene is undeniable. From his early struggles in a foreign land to his rise to fame as a chart-topping artist, he has come a long way in pursuit of his passion. With a growing discography and dedicated fan base, Hemingway shows no signs of slowing down as he cements his place among Poland's musical elite.