Sentino "Tattoo"

The only biography of the artist who changed Polish rap. In a lively interview, Sentino describes his entire life. A perpetual emigrant who felt at home nowhere except in music. A mysterious and incredibly emotional story of the story's protagonist, who, on his journey from childhood to adulthood, goes from heaven to hell. He clings to rap, like the greatest representatives of the genre. Just like in Eminem's filmed story, "8 Mile." Here, distance, as befits European standards, is measured in kilometers, and the distance our hero traveled is much longer than the American reality. It begins with martial law in Poland and emigration to a housing estate in Berlin, where his Polish mother and Chilean father introduced this colorful man to life. Today, he is the face of Polish rap, writing in four languages. With a porcelain smile, he breaks the hearts of listeners and women. Here, for the first time, he tells his true story, one that cannot be ignored. He promised, and he keeps his word. He never disappoints.

 

Who is the book about?
"I was born on June 8, 1983, at 3:00 a.m., at the Clinic Friedrichshafen in East Berlin. I was brought into the world by a woman named Orieta, a pediatrician who informed my father and the entire hysterical family that I had been born."
Thus begins his first authorized biography, Sebastian Enrique Alvarez Pałucki, aka Sentino. A German-Polish rapper who writes his lyrics in four languages.
"We can't go backward in our culture because tanks are coming after us."
This is how the protagonist interviewed by Roman "Trueman" Poghosyan summarizes his motivation for action. He has decided to publish a book about him and invest in his work. He is achieving his goal. Among the many questions, one is crucial. The answers lead to deep emotion, because the scale of the story's protagonist's tragedies must evoke compassion. We learn the story of this sensitive and ruthless artist, who built his reputation on honesty and on finding a connection, through life experiences, with his audiences, who, in this belief, listen to his music. It is for them that he creates. It is with them that he shares the story of his life.