The Swiss hip hop culture began in the early 1980s. Beginnings Crews The most known, active dancers and crews were: Fantastic Rockers from Zürich: Power, Fast5, Prince Crime, Chase, Sky Battle Rockers (formerly known as "Back Street Crew") from Zürich: Charly, Duster, Csizee, Spinkie, Steve City Rockers (’83–’84) from Bern: Zed & Ice (later joined Jazzy Rockers), Silvano, Mike, J.K., Scholl, Tweety Jam Power (ca. ’82–’83) from Geneva: Pascal, Punchy, Fred, Jose, Emilio (a.k.a. Joe B & DJ Mil of rap crew "Duty Free") Supreme Rockers from Lausanne: Speedy & Carlos (rap group "Sens Unik"), Oswaldo, Nino, JP Jazzy Rockers from Biel/Bienne: Seyo, Eduzy, Kid Rock, Rubber Band, Dee, Chico Rock, Zed, (around ’86 Carlos a.k.a. Risk Leader of the African Pos
La cultura del hip hop suizo comenzó a principios de los años 1980. Comienzos Crews Los bailarines y equipos más conocidos y activos fueron: Fantastic Rockers de Zúrich: Power, Fast5, Prince Crime, Chase, Sky Battle Rockers (anteriormente conocidos como "Back Street Crew") de Zúrich: Charly, Duster, Csizee, Spinkie, Steve City Rockers (‘83–’84) de Berna: Zed & Ice (posteriormente se unió a Jazzy Rockers), Silvano, Mike, J.K., Scholl, Tweety Jam Power (alrededor de ’82-83) de Ginebra: Pascal, Punchy, Fred, Jose, Emilio (a.k.a. Joe B & DJ Mil de la trip de rap "Duty Free") Supreme Rockers de Lausanne: Speedy & Carlos (grupo de rap "Sens Unik"), Oswaldo, Nino, JP Jazzy Rockers de Biel/Bienne: Eduienne, Seyo Rubzy, Kid, Rock Dee, African Chico, Leico Posk, Rock de