KHORIANTOR
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| Birth name | Christián André Pinilla Perez |
| Born | February 11, 1988 Santiago, Chile |
| Origin | Utah, United States |
| Genres | Hip hop, Latin Rap, Conscious Rap, Political Rap, Hardcore Rap |
| Years active | 2003-present |
| Labels | Independent Artist |
| Website | https://www.khoriantor.com |
KHORIANTOR, born as Christián André Pinilla Perez on February 11, 1988, in Santiago, Chile, spent his early years in the city. In 2000, at the age of 12, he and his family relocated to the United States, settling in Salt Lake City, Utah, with hopes of a better life and embracing new opportunities.
Upon their arrival in Salt Lake City, KHORIANTOR had to adapt to a different culture and environment. He attended junior high school and later graduated from high school, marking milestones in his education in the United States.
The experience of immigration and adapting to a new country played a role in shaping KHORIANTOR's perspective and inspired his music. During his formative years in Utah, he began to develop his artistic talents and explore his passion for music, setting the stage for his journey in the world of hip-hop and rap.
This period of transition and growth in the United States laid the foundation for KHORIANTOR's future endeavors and the blend of cultural influences that define his music and artistic identity.[1]
Musical beginnings - bonnevilla
KHORIANTOR started making music in 2003, marking the beginning of his musical journey.
In 2007, KHORIANTOR and his friend Enuar co-founded the group Bonnevilla, focusing on hip-hop.
Bonnevilla gained recognition for their socially conscious lyrics and sound influenced by 90s hip-hop.
Bonnevilla's discography includes the release of "Sin Piedad" in 2010 and "Mixtape Vol. 1" in 2011.
In 2016, Bonnevilla concluded their group journey with the release of "Ad Finem," featuring collaborations with notable artists such as Akil Ammar, Bocafloja, and Gas Lab.[2]
Following "Ad Finem," Bonnevilla continued to release singles and collaborate with various artists, including Mexican rapper Ximbo, Mexican rapper Perro ZW, and Chilean rapper Papewancalavera, expanding their musical horizons.
Bonnevilla had the opportunity to create a remix of DJ Premier and Royce Da 5'9's collaborative project, Prhyme.
In 2019, the song "La Última Resistencia" was included in an official Spotify playlist titled "Himnos de Resistencia Latinoamericana."
Bonnevilla's legacy represents the intersection of artistic expression and social awareness, shaping KHORIANTOR's career in hip-hop and rap.
Solo career
HORIANTOR began his solo career in 2022, marking a transition in his music career following differences with his former group, Bonnevilla.
He released his debut single, "Moksha," in August 2022, featuring Poetic Justis and produced by Macrodee. The song received attention from sources like IAMRAP, a Spanish website. It explores themes of transformation and self-discovery in KHORIANTOR's life.[3]like the renowned Spanish website IAMRAP, which described it as "the most touching song of the summer."[4] The song mirrors a significant period of transformation and self-discovery in KHORIANTOR's life, symbolizing his journey of shedding toxic relationships, learning from past mistakes, and pursuing personal growth.[5]
In November 2022, KHORIANTOR unveiled his second single, "Lovers & Friends," featuring Ejay Rook and produced by Macrodee.[6]This song explores the theme of a friendship evolving into a healthy romance.[7] It captures the essence of a strong, positive connection blossoming into something deeper and more meaningful as the famous Utah site "Panas En Utah" describes.[8]
In September 2023, KHORIANTOR continued to make waves in the music industry with the release of his single "Street Dreams." This track features KXNG Crooked from Eminem's Shady Records' Slaughterhouse, and Chris Rivers, the son of the hip hop legend Big Pun.[9] The song is produced by Mexican beat maker, Ese O. "Street Dreams" brings a fresh hip-hop rhythm and showcases remarkable lyrical skills, making it an instant hit and earning praise from numerous hip-hop enthusiasts and websites.[10]
KHORIANTOR's solo career is marked by his dedication to delivering not only compelling music but also thought-provoking messages, as he continues to captivate audiences with his unique style and insightful rap. His journey as a solo artist promises to be one of artistic evolution and positive influence within the industry.
Career highlights
Over the course of two decades in the music scene, KHORIANTOR has collaborated with a host of notable artists, including KXNG Crooked, Chris Rivers, Akil Ammar, Bocafloja, Ximbo, and esteemed producers like Gas Lab and Ese O.
KHORIANTOR's music has not only found a dedicated following but also received recognition on influential rap websites and platforms, including IAM Rap (Spain)[11]and La Celda de Bob (Chile)[12]. His featured appearance on the official Wu-Tang Latino website further solidified his place on the global music stage, among many other sites.[13]
Musical style and influences
KHORIANTOR is an artist who fuses his Chilean roots with the essence of New York hip-hop and rap. Influenced by iconic figures such as Wu-Tang, Los Jaivas, Víctor Jara, Violeta Parra, Notorious BIG, Nach, Kase-O, Bruto CHR, and Nas, his music reflects a unique blend of cultures and styles.[14]
Personal life
KHORIANTOR is the fourth of five siblings, hailing from Santiago, Chile. In 2000, his family relocated to the United States, settling in Salt Lake City, Utah, where he completed his junior high and high school education. In 2012, KHORIANTOR enlisted in the U.S. Army as a Health Care Specialist (combat medic) and served until 2018. He currently resides in Salt Lake City, Utah, while pursuing his artistic career.
Discography
With bonnevilla
- 2010: Sin Piedad
- 2011: Mixtape Vol. 1
- 2016: Ad Finem
Videography
- 2022: Moksha
- 2023: Lovers & Friends
- 2023: Street Dreams
With bonnevilla
- 2016: Trompitas
- 2016: Siempre
- 2016: Escuadrón Suicida
- 2016: Renacer
- 2016: Beautiful
- 2018: D.A.S.
- 2019: La Última Resistencia
- 2021: Back To The Essence
References
- ↑ Hassan, Waqar. "Bonnevilla, of Khoriantor and Enuar, Brings a Unique Vibe in the Hip Hop Music". MigrateMusicNews. Retrieved 2023-10-30.
- ↑ "Hip-Hop Is Worldwide: Bonnevilla Keeps It Real On Their Latest Record". Above Average Hip-Hop. Retrieved 2023-10-30.
- ↑ Jenna, Tamara (2022-10-29). "KHORIANTOR - Moksha - SINGLE REVIEW". TJPL NEWS. Retrieved 2023-10-29.
- ↑ Rap, I. am (2022-08-30). "Khoriantor trae el tema más conmovedor del verano". I am Rap (in español). Retrieved 2023-10-29.
- ↑ Nero (2022-08-26). "Khoriantor apuesta por un renacer dejando atrás malas influencias con "Moksha" ft. Poetic Justis". The N Word (in español). Retrieved 2023-10-29.
- ↑ Web, Central (2023-04-06). "El chileno Khoriantor se abre un lugar en la escena norteamericana". Central Web (in español). Retrieved 2023-10-29.
- ↑ Expectador (2023-04-28). "Nuevo videoclip de Khoriantor con "Lovers & Friends": el regreso de la fe en el amor". Expectador (in español). Retrieved 2023-10-29.
- ↑ "Khoriantor presenta "Lovers & friends" (+VIDEO)". Panas en Utah (in español). 2023-04-20. Retrieved 2023-10-29.
- ↑ Meléndez, Arturo "Tavo" (2023-09-20). "Khoriantor cumple sus "Sweet Dreams" con su nuevo sencillo - Banana Media". bananamedia.com.mx (in español). Retrieved 2023-10-29.
- ↑ @gepatinho (2023-09-08). "KHORIANTOR se une a KXXNG Crooked & Chris Rivers en "Street dreams"". La Celda de Bob (in español). Retrieved 2023-10-29.
- ↑ Rap, I. am (2023-09-09). "KHORIANTOR lanza Street Dreams con la colaboración de KXNG Crooked y Chris Rivers". I am Rap (in español). Retrieved 2023-10-29.
- ↑ @gepatinho (2023-04-05). "Khoriantor, el migrante chileno que se abre camino en Norteamérica". La Celda de Bob (in español). Retrieved 2023-10-29.
- ↑ Latino, WuTang (2018-09-03). "Bonnevilla - Renacer". WuTang Latino. Retrieved 2023-10-29.
- ↑ "El chileno Khoriantor se abre un lugar en la escena norteamericana". sunderbeats.com (in español). 2023-04-05. Retrieved 2023-10-29.
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