Thema (rapper)
Thema, aka Emanuele Busnaghi (born February 13, 1972), is an Italian rapper.
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| Birth name | Emanuele Busnaghi |
| Born | February 13, 1972 |
| Origin | Milan, Lombardy, Italy |
| Genres | Hip hop, pop rap |
| Years active | 1996–present |
| Labels | EMI |
Biography
Born in Milan and grew up in Rodano, he is a rapper component of Gemelli Diversi from 1996.[1] He began his musical career alongside THG in the group La Cricca. He joined the Spaghetti Funk in 1996, meeting Grido and Strano, and giving life to the famous Italian group.
Discography
With Gemelli DiVersi
- Gemelli DiVersi (album) (1998)
- 4x4 (2000)
- Come piace a me (2001)
- Fuego (2002)
- Fuego Special Edition (2003)
- Reality Show (2004)
- Reality Show - Dual Disc (2005)
- Boom!(2007)
- Senza fine (2009)
Collaborations
- 1996: Articolo 31, Grido, Space One - Spaghetti Funk
- 1997: Dj Enzo, Grido - Ricorda
- 1998: Articolo 31, Grido, Space One - Vai Bello
- 1998: Articolo 31, Space One - Non c'è Sveglia
- 1999: Articolo 31, Grido, - Il Mio Consiglio
- 2001: Space One, Grido, J-Ax, Posi Argento - A.A.D.D.S.S
- 2002: Articolo 31, Space One, Tony Fine - Passa il funk
- 2007: Space One, J-Ax, Grido, THG - Amici un cazzo
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