Two years ago, Milo J was hit by an existential crisis.The Argentinian rapper, known for his deep voice and equally deep, introspective verses, had already topped streaming charts, released albums, earned a Latin Grammy nomination and completed a sell-out tour across Latin America and Spain. He’d given up any chance of a conventional childhood in exchange for pursuing music: he started recording music at 13 and, backed by his tight-knit family unit, put everythinghellip;read more raquo;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;View Gallery (8 images)nbsp;