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99 Posse emerged from the Officina 99 social center in Naples in 1991, blending hip hop with reggae and trip hop while embedding activist messages in their work. Known for a strong political stance and the concept of prezzo politico (political pricing) across their albums, they quickly became a manifesto in Italian underground culture. Their breakthrough came with Curre curre guagliò (1993), a defining release that shaped their activist voice and contributed to the Sud soundtrack, earning the Tenco Prize for best dialect work.