Gustavo Rafael Guerrero Soto, better known as "Big Soto" is a singer and composer of the subgenre Hip Hop Trap.

He was born on October 19, 1996 in Cumaná, Sucre, Venezuela. He is recognized for being part of the ex-group Eleuce Music with Trainer, Lecon, Episteme, Rusty and Razzer.

From a very young age he became interested in the hip hop scene thanks to his father, because this would be the fundamental piece of Big Soto to be motivated to listen to this style of music being his influence Venezuelan groups like "Tres Dueños y Guerrilla Seca" as well that American artists like "NAS" and "50 cent"

Over the years I was already starting to practice skating on the streets and getting more involved in the world of Hip Hop.

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THE BEGINNING

His beginnings were in 2014 dedicating himself to the organization of events that he carried out in his house in an improvised manner. Later it begins to record and it releases his first simple of rap under the name of "Exposición" under the production of Microphone Records in the Valleys of the Tuy.

After this theme he continued to draw themes but with a more romantic touch and others of conscience. One of his first video clips was "Carta de Vida", released on June 11, 2015, a hype and box-style song that left very good comments from the audience.

Musical trajectory

His mentality little by little was maturing and he wanted to do something that would represent him much more as an artist, it is at that moment that he knows Trainer and they come together to make a more original style.

Little by little, both of them complemented each other and learned as colleagues, developing a style in which both agreed.

The first theme of these 2 characters was named "on my mind" was launched on June 8, 2016.

On August 25, he premiered the video of "Chamito Loco" along with Big Soto, who quickly won reproductions on the #YouTube platform.

This work had the work of Pipo Martínez in the direction, the edition of the same Big Soto and Trainer and the production of Young Boyz.

For November 27, 2016, he releases his first mixtape "Young Cream" composed of a total of 12 songs in which Rusty, Trainer, David Rone, Lecon and Episteme collaborate.

Until today Big Soto after his mixtape Young Cream and his collaboration with Akapellah and Trainer "Double Cup" Big soto has continued to launch successes to his YouTube channel, and to this day it is gaining more popularity in Venezuela as both in Latin America