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One of Romania’s most influential hip-hop acts, composed of Puya and Sișu . They are credited with popularizing "gangsta rap" in Romania during the late 1990s.

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💡 The song asks "Where are the thugs?" as a rhetorical device to point out that the criminal element of the street has transitioned into the white-collar corridors of power.

Puya’s verse contrasts the raw, dangerous street life of 1998 with the "new generation" of kids who act like mobsters on social media but lack the real street history.

Rashid’s verse argues that the "real" thugs aren't on the streets anymore; they are in the government (Cotroceni) or banks, having turned from small-time hustlers into "respectable" businessmen and politicians.

Often associated with the "Micul Mexic" (Little Mexico) style, referencing the Sălăjan neighborhood in Bucharest. Lyrical Themes & Meaning

Unde Sunt Bagabontii - song and lyrics by C.I.A., La Familia