Latin Rap is a musical genre that combines traditional Latin rhythms and melodies with the energetic beats and lyrical style of hip-hop. Originating in the late 20th century, it reflects the cultural experiences and social issues faced by Latinx communities, often featuring themes of identity, struggle, and celebration. Artists like Cypress Hill and Residente have popularized Latin Rap, bringing it to a wider audience. The genre incorporates various styles, including reggaeton and trap, and is performed in both Spanish and English. Latin Rap continues to evolve, influencing mainstream music and fostering a diverse range of voices within the hip-hop scene.