Club Dogo

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Club Dogo
Background information
Origin	Milan, Italy
Genres	Rap hip house
Years active	1999–2024
Labels	Universal Records
Members	Gué Pequeno Jake La Furia Don Joe
Past members	Dargen D'Amico (Sacre Scuole)
Website	[1]

Club Dogo is an Italian rap group from Milan^[1] that consists of Gué Pequeno and Jake La Furia, and beatmaker Don Joe.^[2]

The group grew out of the friendship between rappers Gué Pequeno (whose stage name was Lucky Luciano) and Dargen D'Amico in 1999. Originally the group's name was "Sacre Scuole" and its members were the two aforementioned rappers and Jake La Furia, whose stage name was originally Fame. In 2001, after their first and only CD (3 MC's al Cubo), the group was disbanded due to quarrels between Jake and Dargen.^[3]

In 2005, Club Dogo formed the crew named Dogo Gang, including other MCs and DJs from Milan that gradually joined the collective.^[4]

Club Dogo stopped producing music together in 2014, although none of the three members ever stated the group was officially disbanded.^[5] Club Dogo announced their return on stage as a group through a video published on their social media on 20 October 2023.^[6] The video featured Milan's mayor Giuseppe Sala.

Discography[edit]

Albums[edit]

As Sacre Scuole

As Club Dogo

As Dogo Gang

Singles[edit]

Other projects[edit]

• 2005: Don Joe & Grand Agent – Regular (EP)
• 2005: Guè Pequeno & Deleterio – Hashishinz Sound Vol. 1 (EP)
• 2005: Marracash & Dogo Gang – Roccia Music Vol. 1 (mixtape)
• 2006: DJ Harsh & Guè Pequeno – Fast Life Vol. 1 (mixtape)
• 2009: DJ Harsh & Guè Pequeno – Fast Life Vol. 2 (mixtape)
• 2012: DJ Harsh & Guè Pequeno – Fast Life Vol. 3 (mixtape)
• 2011: Don Joe & Shablo – Thori & Rocce
• 2011: Guè Pequeno – Il Ragazzo d'Oro
• 2013: Guè Pequeno – Bravo Ragazzo
• 2013: Jake La Furia – Musica Commerciale
• 2015: Guè Pequeno – Vero
• 2016: Jake La Furia – Fuori Da Qui
• 2017: Gué Pequeno – Gentleman
• 2018: Gué Pequeno – Sinatra
• 2019: Gué Pequeno – Gelida Estate (EP)
• 2020: Gué Pequeno – Mr. Fini
• 2020: with Emis Killa – 17 (Album)
• 2021: Gué Pequeno – Fast Life Vol.4
• 2022: Gué Pequeno – GVESVS
• 2022: Jake La Furia – Ferro del mestiere
• 2023: Gué – Madreperla

See also[edit]

• Italian hip hop

References[edit]

External links[edit]

• Official Site
• Official Myspace