Trina, an iconic figure in 90s and early 2000s hip-hop, has left an indelible mark on the music industry with her unique blend of robustness and sultry vocals. Born as Amelia Yrure Aguirre, Trina's journey into fame began long before she rose to international recognition.

Born to a mother from the Bahamas and father from the Dominican Republic, Trina's background was anything but conventional for an American rapper at that time. Despite these odds, she defied all expectations with her raw talent and unapologetic attitude.

Her breakthrough came in 1993 when she signed with Atlantic Records under the guidance of then-VP Russell 'Trin-Issue' Gonsalves. This move would prove to be a turning point for Trina's career as it led to her debut album 'Da Baddest Bitch' being released later that year.

The success of this first album solidified Trina's place in the hip-hop scene, and she went on to release several more successful albums throughout the 90s. These included 'Gold Rush' (1996), 'MUTHa EffasF' (2000) - a collaborative effort with Too Short -and her debut solo studio album under Def Jam Records,'Gangsta Bitch Musik Vol.1'.

However, it was not until she signed with Atlantic's sister label Cash Money that Trina truly cemented her status as an icon in hip-hop history.

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She further solidified her robust image on a series of popular solo albums including 2000s 'Da Baddest Bitch', 2002's 'Diamond Princess' and 2010's 'Amazin,' all of which hit the Top 20. These chart-topping releases cemented Trina's place as one of hip-hop’s most successful female artists.

The song that would come to define this era for Trina was undoubtedly her hit single “Here We Go”. Built around a sample from Force MDs’ classic track 'Tender Love' (1985), it was produced by the talented duo, Mr. 45 & DJ Nasty and featured guest vocals from fellow rapper Lil' Wayne.

Released in May 2002 as part of Trina’s third studio album “Gangsta Bitch Music Vol.1”, this infectious dance track quickly rose through the charts to reach number six on Billboard's Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles & Tracks chart, making it her highest peaking solo single since 'Gold Rush' in 1997.

The success of 'Here We Go' can be largely attributed to its catchy production and Trina’s signature smooth delivery. The song perfectly encapsulates the essence of Southern hip-hop during this period - raw energy combined with an undeniable appeal that resonated deeply with listeners across America.

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