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GUÈ
Milan, Italyhip-hop · rap
Guè, born Cosimo Fini on 25 December 1980 in Milan, is one of Italy's most influential rappers. He rose to prominence as a member of Club Dogo — alongside Jake La Furia and producer Don Joe — a trio that fundamentally shaped Italian hip-hop. Between 1999 and 2001 he was also part of Sacre Scuole, a group with Dargen D'Amico and Jake La Furia. With Club Dogo he released seven albums, while simultaneously building an equally successful solo career of seven solo albums, including Vero (2015), Gentleman (2017), and Madreperla (2023). In 2016 he launched the highly regarded collaborative project Santeria with Marracash. Internationally, he has worked with Rick Ross, Akon, Kool G Rap, Benny the Butcher, and Jadakiss. In 2021 he dropped his former stage name Gué Pequeno and has since performed simply as Guè. His latest album, Fastlife 5: Audio Luxury, was released in 2026 on Universal Music. With collaborations alongside Sfera Ebbasta and a distinctive style blending street rap with melodic hooks, he has established himself as a defining figure of modern Italian rap.
GUÈ live in Mallorca
Wednesday, 12 August 2026
Frequently asked questions about GUÈ
What musical style does Guè represent?
Guè works in Italian hip-hop and rap, combining street rap with melodic hooks and collaborating with producers and artists from the international hip-hop world.
What is Guè known for?
Guè first gained recognition as a member of the hip-hop trio Club Dogo, then established himself with a solo career that includes albums such as Gentleman (2017) and the collaborative project Santeria (2016) with Marracash.
In what context does Guè perform?
Guè performs as a live rapper at concerts and festivals, drawing on both his Club Dogo back catalogue and his extensive solo output, released through Universal Music.