Who is Getinjo? Mozzik’s brother Biography: Age, Girlfriend, Parents, Net Worth, Height, Songs

Biography

Getoar Aliu, known as Getinjo or Young Ghetto, is a Kosovo-born Albanian hip-hop artist born on June 13, 1990, in Ferizaj.

Renowned for blending traditional Albanian sounds with modern hip-hop, he gained fame with singles like “Monster,” “Tony Montana,” and “Para Siempre.”

His family moved to Germany in 1993 and returned to Kosovo in 2004. Getinjo recorded his first professional song in 2007 and released his debut video, “Goodbye My Love,” in 2009.

Affiliated with 2 Euro Music, he has built a strong following in the Albanian-speaking Balkans and beyond, known for his emotive lyrics and cultural storytelling.

Kosovo-Albanian rapper ‧ Mozzik’s brother
Getinjo
Wiki Facts & About Data
Real Name:	Getoar Aliu
Stage Name:	Getinjo
Born:	13 June 1991 (age 34 years old)
Place of Birth:	Ferizaj, Kosovo
Nationality:	Albanian, Kosovo
Education:	N/A
Height:	1.65 m
Parents:	Arsim Aliu, Fatime Aliu
Siblings:	Mozzik
Spouse:	Not Married
Girlfriend • Partner:	Not Dating
Children:	N/A
Occupation:	Rapper • Singer
Net Worth:	$1 million-$5 million (USD)

Early Life & Education

Getoar Aliu, known professionally as Getinjo or Young Ghetto, was born on June 13, 1990, in Ferizaj, Kosovo.

He is of Albanian ethnicity, hailing from the vibrant cultural landscape of Kosovo’s Albanian community. Getinjo was raised in a Muslim household, with his parents, Arsim Aliu and Fatime Aliu, instilling a strong sense of cultural identity. He has a superstar brother, Mozzik.

His family moved to Germany in 1993, likely fleeing the escalating tensions in Kosovo during the early 1990s. They returned to Kosovo in 2004 when Getinjo was 14, a move that deeply influenced his connection to his roots.

Details about Getinjo’s formal education are scarce, with no public records available to specify his schooling. His early years were shaped by the challenges of migration and resettlement, which later informed the emotive and culturally rich themes in his music.

By 2007, at age 17, Getinjo recorded his first professional song, marking his entry into the music scene. In 2009, he released his debut music video, “Goodbye My Love,” marking the launch of his career as a hip-hop artist.

Career

Getoar Aliu, better known by his stage names Getinjo or Young Ghetto, began his music journey at just 17 years old in 2007, when he recorded his first professional track in a studio in Kosovo. His official debut came in 2009 with the release of the music video “Goodbye My Love,” signalling his entrance into the Albanian hip-hop scene.

Affiliated early on with 2 Euro Music, Getinjo quickly stood out for his distinctive fusion of modern hip-hop with traditional Albanian musical influences. This cultural blend struck a chord with fans in Kosovo, Albania, and the wider Albanian diaspora, laying the groundwork for his growing popularity.

His breakthrough came with hits like “Monster,” “Tony Montana,” and “Para Siempre,” which captured attention for their raw lyricism, storytelling depth, and emotional themes.

Much of Getinjo’s music explores his Albanian heritage and the dual identity he developed growing up between Kosovo and Germany, tackling subjects such as struggle, identity, ambition, and the challenges of diaspora life.

As his reputation grew, Getinjo became a defining figure in the Balkan rap scene, often collaborating with his brother and fellow rapper Mozzik.

Together, they helped elevate Albanian-language rap on a global stage. His work under labels like 2 Euro Gang and later Baba Records expanded his musical footprint, with fan-favourite tracks such as “Ajo” and “S’je Mo” racking up millions of streams across platforms.

Social Media

• Instagram: Jimmy (@getinjo)
• Facebook: Getinjo
• TikTok: getinjo (@ogetinjo)
• YouTube: Getinjo

Personal Life

Getoar Aliu, known professionally as Getinjo or Young Ghetto, was born on June 13, 1990, in Ferizaj, Kosovo, making him 34 years old.

He has never been married, has no children, and has no girlfriend.

Getinjo stands at approximately 1.65 m. Getinjo’s focus in the public eye has primarily been on his music career and public appearances, such as his participation as a housemate on Big Brother Kosovo VIP 1 in 2025.

Net Worth

Getoar Aliu, known as Getinjo, is a Kosovo-Albanian rapper whose net worth is estimated to be between $1 million and $5 million.

His wealth primarily stems from his music career, including earnings from hit singles like “Monster,” “Tony Montana,” and “Para Siempre,” as well as affiliations with labels like 2 Euro Music and Baba Records.

A 2023 claim suggested he earned 804 million euros from cryptocurrency, but this lacks credible verification and appears exaggerated.

Discography

Notable Singles

• Goodbye My Love (2009) – His debut music video, marking his entry into the music scene.
• Monster (2016) – A popular track featuring Baby G, known for its bold lyrics and energetic vibe.
• Tony Montana (feat. Mozzik) – One of his most popular songs, blending Albanian and hip-hop influences.
• EL CHAPO – A high-energy track showcasing his lyrical prowess and dynamic flow.
• Feuer (feat. Loredana) – A collaboration with Swiss rapper Loredana, noted for its aggressive tempo.
• Para Siempre (feat. Mozzik) – A catchy, multicultural track combining Albanian and Spanish lyrics, widely popular with millions of YouTube views.
• Toto Rina (feat. Mozzik) – A slower, emotional tribute to the Albanian figure Toto Rina, assassinated in 1997.
• 50 – Known for its relaxed vibe and smooth flow, highlighting Getinjo’s versatility.
• Sillet – A fast-paced track with a memorable chorus, showcasing his range.
• Mucho Dinero – A hit with a catchy rhythm, designed to energize listeners.
• Ajo – A popular single with significant streaming success.
• S’je Mo – Another well-received track contributing to his prominence in the Albanian hip-hop scene.
• P9 (2025, feat. Mozzik) – A recent collaboration produced by FisnikBeatz, released alongside “ICE.”
• ICE (2025, feat. Mozzik) – A newer release, part of his ongoing work with Mozzik.
• Mirëmëngjes (Mergimstar #1) (2024, feat. Mozzik) – A collaborative single with a strong fan response.
• Rrezikim (2020, feat. Mozzik) – A single featured in his collaborative catalog.
• Njeri (feat. Nikka) – A collaborative track available on Apple Music.
• Le te kallet kjo dynja (feat. Blero, Remastered 2016) – A remastered single from earlier work.
• Flex (feat. Mozzik) – A single highlighting his collaborative chemistry with Mozzik.
• Sjena mo (feat. Mozzik) – Another collaborative effort with Mozzik.
• Mushnu Men (feat. Mozzik) – A notable collaboration adding to his diverse discography.

Collaborations

Getinjo frequently collaborates with his younger brother, Mozzik (Gramoz Aliu), and other artists like Loredana, Tayna, Nikka, and Blero. His work with Mozzik, including tracks like “Tony Montana,” “Para Siempre,” and “Toto Rina,” has been particularly successful, topping charts in Albania and gaining traction in German-speaking Europe.

Music Videos and Performances

Getinjo’s music videos, such as those for “Para Siempre” and “Goodbye My Love,” have garnered millions of views on YouTube, contributing to his prominence in the Albanian-speaking Balkans and diaspora. His live performances and participation in Big Brother Kosovo VIP 1 (2025) have further boosted his visibility.