MŌRIAH has had a huge impact on both music and film through her work. Her sophomore album, "BRAVE," which featured a duet with GRAMMY Award-winning rapper Andy Mineo, shot to number 9 on Billboard's CCM Charts when she signed with SONY/Provident in Nashville. In the film industry, MŌRIAH starred in "Because of Gracia" and costarred with Dennis Quaid as the... read full bio
Jairo Varela and Alexis Lozano founded Grupo Niche in Colombia, and since then, the group has become one of the major forces in the salsa music industry and has achieved immense popularity throughout Latin America and the United States. With the help of the single "Buenaventura y Caney" from their album Querer es Poder, Grupo Niche achieved their first taste of... read full bio
HUMBE is a Mexican singer of Latin pop and ballads who was born in Monterrey. Humberto Rodríguez Terrazas has always had a strong passion for music. He taught himself how to play the piano and eventually started writing his own songs. Producing his debut album, Sonámbulo, was Grammy-nominated Neto Grazzia, who oversaw sessions in Los Angeles, Miami, and Monterrey. With... read full bio
"Maria Jose is a singer, athlete, ballet and flamenco dancer from Mexico City. Jose has also been apart of the popular Mexican band Kabah. She also has a B.A. in communications. Jose got her start when she was a dancer in the Spanish Dance Company. Jose recorded 7 albums with Kabah, and 5 albums as a solo artist. Jose has... 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
T3R Elemento is a Mexican regional music group that specializes in Sierreno and Sierreno-Banda. The group consists of artists Kristopher Nava, Sergio Cardenas, Felipe Prieto and Seuz Navarro. The name came from the fact that each artist had previously tried twice to form a group and both failed so they named their group the third element. Since then, they have... read full bio
Angela Aguilar is a Mexican-American singer who gained recognition after performing the Mexican folk song “La Llorona” at the 19th Annual Latin Grammy Awards. Aguilar is the daughter of Pepe Aguilar and she has released two albums, “Nueva Tradicion” alongside her brother Leonardo and her debut solo album, “Primero Soy Mexicana”. Her debut album was nominated for a Grammy Award... read full bio
Mariachi los Camperos is a Mariachi regional Mexican group from Los Angeles, California. The group was founded by Nati Cano who passed away and left the group to Jesus “Chuy” Guzman. Cano was a fundamental part in the evolution of Mariachi music in the United States. He ensured that the Mariachi music was being performed in venues such as Carnegie... read full bio
Ilegales is a Dominican merenhouse trio that currently consists of members Vladimir Dotel, Junior Pimentel and David Diaz. The band performs a mixture of merengue hip-hop, latin pop, pop ballad and tropical music. After the band was first started they released their singles “La Morena” and “Fiesta Caliente” both of which earned awards from Latin Grammys, Acapulco Fest, Premios Eres... read full bio
Alex Fernandez is the heir of a Mexican musical family that has been performing for years and includes fellow family members his grandfather, Vicente Fernandez and Alex’s father, Alejandro Fernandez. He has rose to fame after the release of his debut single “I Will Love You” which showed he had a huge future in music ahead of him. Fernandez has... read full bio
La Mafia is one of the most versatile and critically acclaimed Latino bands in the music industry. Vocalist Oscar De La Rosa and accordion player Armando Lichtenberger Jr. founded La Mafia in 1980. The rest of the group includes bass player Tim Ruiz, drummer Joe Gonzalez, keyboardist David DeLaGarza, and guitarist Viktor Pachecho. They have been able to create an... read full bio
Elsa y Elmar's vocalist, Elsa Carvajal, once referred to her music as "spiritual pop." She also seems to be referring to her ethereal synth sounds as "spiritual, genre-less música." The native of Bucaramanga, Colombia, recognized from a young age that she wanted to pursue a career in music. She claims that there wasn't much art around her while she was growing... read full bio
Daymé Arocena is an Afro-Cuban singer, composer, and choir conductor who has won a Juno award and is a Grammy nominee. Since her phenomenal debut album Nueva Era launched her on the international market, Arocena has controlled her career by relying on instinct and intuition. She joined the ranks of legends who have influenced aspiring musicians at the esteemed Berklee... read full bio
Camila Fernández has made a name for herself in the Mexican regional genre as an unstoppable force.Her unquestionable ability and love for music have made her the only female voice of the Fernández Dynasty.y. Camila was raised in Guadalajara and showed a passion for music from an early age.Her strong voice and charisma on stage won over everyone even at... read full bio
María Escarmiento is a unique individual. Following her time on the musical talent show Operación Triunfo, she threw herself into the Spanish urban scene, working with producers and important artists to create hits for the dance floor and fusing melancholy and sensuality. Her artistic spectrum is broad yet consistent; instead of reggaeton, she has come to favor pop, electronic, and hyperpop... read full bio
Yerba Buena is a Grammy nominated fusion band that blends many different styles of music together. The group has released two albums, President Alien and Island Life. President Alien was nominated for a Grammy for Best Latin Rock Alternative Album. Their second album, Island Life, leaned towards a hip-hop sound. The group originated with a diverse background including a Venezuelan... read full bio
Spanish rock duo Amaral hails from Zaragoza and has sold over four million albums globally. Eva Amaral and Juan Aguirre, the band's songwriters, collaborate on the tunes. Amaral and Aguirre crossed paths in a Zaragoza pub. She sung with Acid Rain and played drums for the local punk rock group Bandera Blanca. At the time, Aguirre was performing with a... read full bio
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Herencia de Patrones is a Latin band that consists of members Rodriguez (aka Shrek), Javier Bojorquez, and Francisco Alfonso. The group is best known for their unique genre known as trap corridos. The lead member Shrek, had the idea of a trap corridor band years ago and was something he wanted to make a trend. Since then, Herencia de Patrones... read full bio
Paulo Londra is an Argentinian rapper whose music has topped Argentinian charts. Growing up, Londra was inspired to pursue a rap career after watching the film “8 Mile”. From there, he started performing and freestyling in public to help with his shyness and he creating a local buzz. He then started his career professionally with the release of his single... read full bio
