About Aron Can
Born 1999. Aron Can is an Icelandic rapper and singer.
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Biography Aron was born and raised in Grafarvogur, Reykjavík. His father is a Turkish restaurateur with the song "Enginn mórall" becoming a hit.
His style has been described as emo rap influenced by Drake, Future, and Young Thug, and he is credited with popularizing the style in Iceland.
Albums 2016 – Þekkir stráginn. 2017 – Ínótt. Charted as the number one album in Iceland. 2021 – ANDI, LÍF, HJARTA, SÁL.
Awards and nominations Aron was nominated for the Icelandic Music Awards in 2017 for the hip hop album of the year, hip hop song of the year, and as a rising star. The song "Silfurskotta" by Emmsjé Gauti and Aron Can won as the hip hop song of the year. He was again nominated in 2018 for hip hop album of the year and hip hop song of the year.
The music video for "Aldrei heim" of Trúpiter was selected as the music video of the year 2019 by the Icelandic Radio Listener's Awards.
Festivals Aron performed at the Reykjavík music festival Secret Solstice in 2016–2019, in the last of which he performed with the Black Eyed Peas.
He performed at Þjóðhátíð in Vestmannaeyjar in 2017.
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Frequently asked questions
Who is Aron Can?
Icelandic rapper
When was Aron Can born?
Aron Can was born on 18 November 1999 in Reykjavík.
What is Aron Can's occupation?
Aron Can is a rapper and singer.
What nationality is Aron Can?
Aron Can is Icelandic.
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