Trina
También conocido como: Trina, The Baddest Bitch, Diamond Princess
Rapper and Television Personality
Conexión con Miami
As a native of Liberty City, Trina embodies Miami's raw energy, putting the city on the map with her Dirty South anthems and collaborations that highlighted South Florida's hip-hop scene. She starred in VH1's Love & Hip Hop: Miami, bringing national attention to local talent and culture while performing at events like the 2010 VH1 Hip Hop Honors Miami segment. Her influence inspires confidence and boldness among Miami's youth, particularly women, drawing from the city's resilient spirit.
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Born Katrina Laverne Taylor on December 3, 1978, in Miami's Liberty City neighborhood to a Dominican father and Bahamian mother, Trina initially pursued a career as a real estate agent after high school. She was discovered by fellow Miami rapper Trick Daddy, who featured her on his 1999 hit 'Nann Nigga,' propelling her into stardom and landing in the Billboard Hot Rap Singles top 3. Trina released her debut album Da Baddest Bitch in 2000, establishing her as a trailblazer for women in hip-hop with hits like 'Shut Up' and 'Take It to da House.' Deeply rooted in Miami's vibrant hip-hop scene, she has continued her career with albums like The One in 2019 and mixtapes such as Back 2 Business in 2012. Her Miami connection is profound, shaping her fearless style and lyrics inspired by the city's bold culture and resilient women. Currently, she remains active as a rapper, television personality, and influencer in the entertainment world.