Piruka's Biography

Piruka, born André Filipe Oliveira Correia on March 4, 1993, in Portugal, is one of the most influential voices in contemporary Portuguese rap. Rising from the coastal city of Madorna, he navigated a tumultuous youth, channeling his experiences into raw, honest lyrics that resonate with fans across generations. Piruka’s breakout moment came in 2016 with the mixtape 'Quatro Cantos', establishing him as a powerful storyteller in the Lusophone hip-hop scene. Known for hits such as 'Se Eu Não Acordar Amanhã', 'Salto Alto', and 'Ca Bu Fla Ma Nau', Piruka has amassed millions of streams and a loyal social media following. Beyond music, he is passionate about urban culture, graffiti, and social activism, often using his platform to inspire young people to pursue their dreams. His independent approach to music, including running his own label, has made him a role model for aspiring artists who value authenticity and self-determination. With multiple awards, including the coveted Play Award for Best Hip Hop Artist, and a net worth that continues to grow, Piruka stands as a testament to the power of resilience, creativity, and staying true to one’s roots. Whether on stage or off, Piruka’s influence in Portuguese music and culture remains undeniable.