The first album by NOIA, which is designed to unfold like a dream, blends a variety of languages—Spanish, Catalan, Portuguese and English—and traditional sounds from her youth in southwest Europe to process her personal changes over the previous two years while dividing her time between NYC and Barcelona. Gisela Fullà-Silvestre created the stage name NOIA to distinguish her well-known work as a... read full bio
Originating in Oceanside, California, Obed Padilla is a multi-instrumentalist, singer, and composer who is a powerful force in the music industry. Padilla is well-known for his storytelling abilities, and his music goes beyond simple sound to serve as a medium for expressing experiences and feelings that his listeners may relate to. His history, which has strong roots in Mexico and... read full bio
Ocho is a band that defined the Latin New York Funk sound. This is the first of their three albums. Ocho, under the direction of Chico Mendoza, has been prominently featured in Soul Jazz Records' "Nu Yorica" series; these reissues comprise the three albums that the group considers to be best. In equal measure, Ocho blended Latin, Funk, and Jazz,... read full bio
Ocho Ojos is a one of a kind up-and-coming band that is labeled as psychedelic cumbia. The band consists of members Cesar Flores on guitar, Danny Torres on the synthesizer, and James Gastelum on bass. Some of their most popular songs include, Cumbia De Este Valle, Culebra, and Xibalba. Ocho Ojos shows are known to get people up and dancing... read full bio
OKAN draws their name from the term for heart in their Afro-Cuban religion of Santeria. They blend Afro-Cuban origins with jazz, folk and world rhythms in songs about immigration, resistance and love. OKAN is fronted by Cuban-born violinist and vocalist Elizabeth Rodriguez and drummer and vocalist Magdelys Savigne, who are both Grammy and Latin Grammy nominees. They sing in Spanish, English and Spanglish. Espiral,... read full bio
Olga Tañón is a multi-million-selling, Grammy-nominated Puerto Rican tropical and Latin music singer, songwriter and set designer. Seven gold and five platinum albums have been given to "La Mujer de Fuego" (the woman of fire) during the course of her career. With the sale of more than 500,000 copies of the album Nuevos Senderos, she became the first female Puerto Rican... read full bio
Omega el Fuerte is a modern Merengue group, often categorized as ""mambo,"" based in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. Since 2007 singer Omega has enjoyed increased popularity in the Dominican Republic and in the Dominican-American communities in the United States. Omega has also enjoyed a lot of popularity in Spain and lately has spread to the rest of Latin American. Omega... read full bio
Australian acoustic group Opal Ocean is extending the possibilities of two guitars. Alex Champ and Nadav Tabak combine elements of rock, flamenco, and progressive music to create a sound that is both highly emotive and technically stunning. J.A.M., their breakthrough track, rapidly amassed millions of views worldwide and solidified their distinct identity in the instrumental music industry. Since then, they have... read full bio
Veteran Los Angeles Style Salsa Band. In 1998 Executive Producer Nissim J. Baly was looking to expand his catalog of Latin Music masters. A long time Salsa music aficionado, Baly approached musician and composer friend Hector Manuel Rivera with the idea of producing a record for the recently launched imprint of Dimelo! Records. After much collaboration, a new sound representative... read full bio
Ovy on the Drums made his reputation by writing and producing music for musicians like Argentine rapper/singer Paulo Londra and fellow Colombian Karol G. His effortless, breezy fusion of pop and reggaeton soon drew the interest of performers and fans worldwide; credits included collaborations with Nicki Minaj, Ed Sheeran, Anuel AA, and many more. He also had a number of... read full bio
Ozomatli is best known for their fusion of Latin, hip-hop, salsa, cumbia, funk and meringue. The band is from Los Angeles and has a reputation to be culture mashers. The multi-racial crew in LA, the band has released several full-length studio albums to spread their message of peace, communication and understanding through the music. The proud LA band also... read full bio
Ozuna is a Puerto Rican singer and songwriter whose real name is Jan Carlos Ozuna Rosado. He records Latin trap and reggaeton songs with uplifting and positive messages. Ozuna avoids cursing in his songs out of respect for his daughter. He gained fame across Latin America when several of his songs including “Si Tu Marido No Te Quiere” became instant... read full bio
Pabllo Vittar is a Brazilian drag queen, singer and songwriter. Vittar first gained attention after the success of her music video “Open Bar”, a Portugese-language version of Major Lazer’s song “Lean On”. Since then, Vittar has released three studio albums, “Vai Passar Mal”, “Nao Para Nao” and “111”. Vittar has also released two remix albums and two EPs. Some of... read full bio
Pablo Alboran is a Spanish singer and songwriter who has made a significant impact in the Spanish music industry in just a short period of time. Despite only being in the industry for a few years, Alboran has touched the hearts of millions of people in Spain, Portugal, and Latin America through his music. His inspirational talent has led him... read full bio
Paloma Mami is a Chilean-American singer from Manhattan, New York. She found her love for music at only 8 years old which is when she started recording, singing, and studying music. She later gained fame in Chile after participating in the television series “Rojo, el color del talent”. Paloma later released her debut single, “Not Steady”, which has since reached... read full bio
Homero Palomo began playing romantic ballads combined with traditional Mexican music. After assembling his own band, Palomo started getting involved in the tejano scene, covering hit songs and paying tribute to Ram_n Ayala. The groups album entitled, No Llores Mas, included the hit single Te Vas Con El." The group became one of the most popular regional Mexican bands after... read full bio
Panteon Rococo is a beloved, socially mindful Mexican band that has spent 27 years in the music business, expanding through several genres. Since 1995, they have been acknowledged globally as the leading force in Mexican irreverent rock, ska, and punk, imbued with the lyrical pulse of the country. The music and accompanying story, which formerly spoke primarily to the vast majority of... read full bio
Paskman is a promising musician who is rapidly gaining recognition for his ability to blend tech house with traditional Latin sounds. Millions of streams and nearly as many supporters in the dance music industry have been amassed by him. His sardonic cover of "Chiquetere" by Raffa Villalba was the summer hit, garnering support from Sonny Fodera, Wax Motif, Hugel, Bingo... read full bio
Paula Arenas is a Colombian pop singer-songwriter and musician from Bogota, Colombia. She rose to fame after the release of her single, “Me Hace Bien”, which was released with her self-titled debut EP. She then released another self-titled EP and other singles such as “Sola”, “Dejame”, and “Lo Que El Tiemp Dejo” which peaked at number 3 on the Colombian... read full bio
The visionary artist of our time Paula Cendejas has made a remarkable impact on the music business with her ethereal voice and genre-defying creativity. Cendejas, a native of Madrid, made her worldwide debut with the lovely song "Tu Amor Es Mi Piel," her first single, which displayed her singing prowess. Since then, she has won praise from critics and a... read full bio
