Ximena Sarinana is a pop music artist from Mexico City. Influenced by artists like Fiona Apple, Bjork, Ella Fitzgerald, and the music of Latin America, Sarinana creates her own twist on pop sounds. Sarinana began her musical career at a young age. She learned to play the piano as a child and took singing lessons with Ricardo Sanchez, a popular... read full bio
Alexander Acha is Mexican singer, songwriter and pianist. He specializes in Latin pop just like his father, Emmanuel, who is also a well-known Mexican pop singer. Acha was born in Mexico City, Distrito Federal where he began studying music at the tender age of five years old. He received piano lessons from piano maestros in Mexico, Holland, and the United... read full bio
Tomasa Del Real is a Chilean singer, composer, best known for her Reggaeton music. She is also known for being a pioneer for Neoperreo music and is nicknamed “La Reina del Neoperrero”. Real got her start in the music industry recorded herself singing and rapping on her laptop. From there, she started uploading her videos on outlets like Facebook and... read full bio
Carlos Alberto Sanchez, known by his stage name, Charlie Zaa, is a Columbian singer. He was born near Bogota, Columbia to a family of musicians. His father, Luis Humberto Sanchez, sang boleros with an orchestra. Zaa also began his career by singing with two salsa orchestras: “Grupo Niche” and “Guayacan”. Zaa went on to pursue a solo career as a... read full bio
Monsieur Perine is a musical ensemble based out of Bogota, Colombia, which currently consists of members Catalina Garcia, Santiago Prieto, Nicolas Junca, Adinda Meertins, Jairo Alfonso, Abstin Caviedes, Miguel Guerra, and Darwin Paez. Their music is an Afro-Colombian sound that mixes in Latin and European sounds. Monsieur Perine’s lead vocalist, Catalina Garcia, sings in Spanish, French, English, and Portugese and... read full bio
Natanael Cano is a trap corridos musician from Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico. While growing up, Cano had a love for corridos; which is Mexican regional folk ballads, a popular style of music in Sonora, Mexico. When he turned 13 years old, Cano began to learn how to play the guitar through watching YouTube tutorial videos. Cano gained inspiration from artists and... read full bio
Indra, better known as his stage name Bhavi is an up-and-coming Latin hip-hop artist and producer who rose to fame with the release of singles which include “Basta,” “Visa,” “Te Necesito,” and more. Bhavi was born in Brussels, Belgium, and moved to Uruguay when he was six years old. By the time that Bhavi turned 18, he moved back to... read full bio
Jencarlos Canela is an American singer-songwriter and actor from Miami, Florida. He is the older brother of Jason Canela who is also an actor. While growing up, Canela knew he wanted to pursue a musical career and wanted to be the first Cuban Disney Singer. He began his musical career at only 12 years old as the lead singer of... read full bio
Ignacio Matias Spallatti, better known as his stage name Ecko is an up-and-coming Latin singer-songwriter who began his career participating in various freestyle competitions which included El Quinto Escalon and the Redbull Batalla de Gallos. Ecko was born in La Matanza, Buenos Aires, Argentina, and while growing up, Ecko knew he wanted to pursue a musical career after listening to... read full bio
Yendry is an up-and-coming Latin pop singer-songwriter who grew up in the Dominican Republic as well as Italy. While growing up, Yendry found influence in music genres which included pop-RnB, Latin music, as well as electronic music. Throughout her music, Yendry focuses on voice melodies, harmonies, percussions and electronic sounds. She also likes to mix Latin music with an electronic... read full bio
Tito Nieves, who was born in Puerto Rico but was reared in the United States, started his career as a member of the Cimarron orchestra in New York. He immediately formed a partnership with Héctor Lavoe and joined Conjunto Clásico. By singing salsa in English at the beginning of his solo career, Nieves distinguished himself from the rest. His single... read full bio
Los Lobos is an American Chicano rock band from East Los Angeles, California that consists of members David Hidalgo, Louie Perez, Cesar Rosas, Conrad Lozano and Steve Berlin. The group gained attention after the release of the cover “La Bamba”, which peaked at number 1 in 8 different countries and reached certified platinum in Canada. Los Lobos have released fifteen... read full bio
Sergio Mendes is a Brazilian musician from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Although he is from Brazil, Mendes isn’t known well in Brazil and is well known in the United States where he records his music and tours. Mendes has released over 40 albums over the years and is well known for his singles such as “Mas que Nada”, “Constant Rain”,... 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
"Shaila Dúrcal (born Shaila de los Ángeles Morales de las Heras on August 28, 1979) is a Spanish singer-songwriter best known for being the daughter of singing legend Rocío Dúrcal and 1960s Filipino pop idol Antonio ""Júnior"" Morales Barreto. She was born in Madrid and made her musical debut at the age of 12 on TVE singing for Nikka Costa. She... read full bio
Little Joe & La Familia is one of the most popular Tex-Mex bands in the music industry. Little Joe has been entertaining for more than 35 years, and has been described as the ""King of The Brown Sound."" He also helped pioneer ""Tejano"" music, a mix of traditional ""norteno"" music and country, blues and rock styles. Jose Maria DeLeon Hernandez... read full bio
Performing together since 1979, Strunz & Farah are the innovators of an entirely new expression for the acoustic guitar. Decades ahead of their time, they originated an exotic style that now is widely followed. From Costa Rica and Iran respectively, Jorge Strunz and Ardeshir Farah have brought the cultural riches of their native lands into their highly virtuosic, rhythmic, and... read full bio
"Jesse & Joy are a Latin Grammy award winning Mexican pop duo formed in 2005 by siblings Jesse Huerta (born December 31, 1982) and Joy Huerta (born June 20, 1986). Jesse & Joy are two young siblings from Mexico City. They began to show a passion for music from a very young age. In 2001 (when they were 18 and 15... read full bio
Alicia Villarreal started her career as lead singer of Grupo Límite, releasing six albums with the band. Villarreal decided to start her solo career with the launch of a ranchera-style album. Seeing huge success with the album, she continued to perform with that style of music. Her third solo album, ‘Orgullo De Mujer’, received a Grammy nomination for Best Mexican/Mexican-American... read full bio
Bad Gyal, a Catalan rapper, got her start via YouTube, racking up over 1 million views on her Reggaetón-esque song, ‘Indapanden’. Her successful track earned her the name ‘The Queen of Catalan Trap’. Bag Gyal calls her music ‘dancehall’. She has not acquired too many listeners outside of Spain, but debuted her sound live with a performance in the UK.... read full bio
