Sarah Silva, who goes by the stage name Estevie, is a proud first-generation Mexican-American and a leading voice in the current pop music movement reviving classic Latin music. Estevie, a leader in the revival of cumbia and Mexican regional music, creates a deliciously seductive fusion of classic Latin music with contemporary pop. The LA-based singer-songwriter is emotive, powerful, humorous and endearingly weird,... read full bio
Born in New York and raised in Puerto Rico, Christine D'Clario is a multi-award-winning performer and worship leader in the Latin CCM genre. During her early years, she overcame numerous personal challenges. She finally sought sanctuary in the church as a result of her struggles there, rising to the position of leader in her neighborhood congregation. D'Clario experienced a severe... read full bio
One of the most prominent figures in the Argentine trap scene is Khea. His songs blend pop, hip-hop and reggaeton and typically center on lyrical themes like romance and sensuality. His voice is more akin to pleasant singing than harder-edged rapping. With tunes like "Loca" and "Vete," he had achieved a number of viral hits by the time he was 18... read full bio
Tini is the stage name of Martina Stoessel Muzlera, an Argentine singer, songwriter, actress, dancer, and model. She made her acting debut on the Argentinean children's program Patito Feo (2007). She became well-known for playing the protagonist character Violetta Castillo in the original Disney Channel Latin America serial Violetta (2012–2015), and she then played the same role in the series'... read full bio
The EP Fresia Magdalena by Berlin-based Peruvian artist Sofia Kourtesis was released on the Ninja Tune brand Technicolour. Following her breakthrough EP Sarita Colonia, which earned her recognition from The Observer, DJ, Mixmag, Gorilla Vs. Bear and inclusion in this year's NME 100, the EP continues to refine her distinct sound by combining well-chosen samples with a joyful sense of personality and... read full bio
Hope Tala creates upbeat, lyrical music that blends bossa nova, Latin, R&B and soul elements. Sensitive Soul and Girl Eats Sun are just two of the nuanced and well-received EPs she has produced. Afterwards came a series of fascinating songs, including "Party Sickness" and "Is It Enough." Tala, who was up playing the clarinet and was active in her school's band and... read full bio
The Puerto Rican Mora, who has established himself as one of urban music's newest rising stars, has performed on some of the biggest venues all over the world, enthralling audiences with his songs and showcasing his creative prowess. After his successful participation in festivals like Lollapalooza (Chile and Argentina) and Estéreo Picnic in Colombia, which showed his leadership in the music... read full bio
The world's first Anti-Boyband, AQUIHAYAQUIHAY, is made up of Jay-lee, Neqer, Phynx, Zizzy and Nehly. They define M-pop with crossover genres including R&B, hip-hop and traditional Latin rhythms. Everyone holds the belief that in order to be a member of anything, you must have a link or characteristic, something that sets a group of individuals apart or gives them a common trait. It... read full bio
Marinero's Hardly Art debut, Hella Love, is an album about ending a book. It serves as Jess Sylvester's farewell and love letter to the San Francisco Bay Area, where he was born and raised, before moving to Los Angeles after finishing his debut album. Jess Sylvester chose the name Marinero, which translates to "sailor" in Spanish, as a way to... read full bio
PIERI is a native of San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, but she spent the last ten years honing her bombastic rat-a-tat song skills in Philadelphia. She just relocated to New York and with "Quien Paga," she is taking over Princess Nokia's mantle in the city, who was formerly the face of rhinestone-fanged raps. The fire that Pieri is now fanning was... read full bio
Rapper Jon Z, from San Juan, Puerto Rico, draws equally from American hip-hop, notably trap and reggaeton in the creation of his music. His music frequently resembles a Puerto Rican contrast to rappers like Young Thug and Future due to his high-pitched, Eminem-like voice and eccentric manner. He originally started posting freestyles on his YouTube page while he was still Jonathan... read full bio
The Colombian DJ and producer Augusto Yepes is a genius at crafting music that will charm listeners without fail. He became a well-known character in the business as a result of his early love of electronic music and unquenchable curiosity. Augusto captivates audiences all over the world with his unique style, which combines melodic-house, house, afro/Latin-house and tech-house. He has performed on... read full bio
The Los Angeles League of Musicians, or LA LOM, is a local instrumental group. They combine the twang of Peruvian Chicha and Bakersfield Country with the sounds of Cumbia Sonidera, 1960s soul ballads and traditional love boleros that come from radios, backyard parties and dance clubs in Los Angeles. LA LOM has been connecting with a young audience that wants to listen to... read full bio
The renowned musical duet Natos y Waor, from Madrid, has won over listeners' hearts and minds with their beautiful poetry and entrancing rhythms. This dynamic combo has made ripples not only in Spain but also throughout the Spanish-speaking globe, transcending regional boundaries. Their music is a testament to the potency of narrative, tackling difficult subjects that have a deep emotional... read full bio
Colombian Latin music duet Cali y El Dandee consists of two siblings. Their music is a fluid fusion of hip-hop, pop, dance and reggaeton they refer to as "flybot." Alejandro (Cali) and Mauricio Rengifo (El Dandee) are predominantly a singles act. They released five singles in their first year as a professional singing duo, including the "Volver" radio hit. In Spain, "Yo... read full bio
One of the major figures in the emerging international dance scene, Busy Twist skillfully hotwires colorful sounds from several countries and teases them into exhilarating new shapes. His direct rhythmic exercises connect the sounds of Afro, Latin and UK bass. He has performed all over the world, from Glastonbury to Nyege Nyege in Uganda to the carnival in Barranquilla, Colombia. He... read full bio
El Príncipe (El Volcán Música & Discos Antifaz), Tito Ramírez's much-anticipated second full-length album, is eventually released after five singles and one LP. Returning as a candidate for the crown of his own sound world, his most excellent depravity expands and deepens his aesthetic spectrum with fresh rhythms and sounds never explored by the artist before. With more Afro-American and Anglo-Saxon... read full bio
Singer Mariana de Miguel, who is located in Mexico City, is the creative force behind Girl Ultra, a brilliant R&B project that shines from beginning to end. She was inspired by the longing for the modern soul and silky smooth sounds of the late 1980s and early 1990s, but in her native Spanish. The singer/songwriter has put out a few excellent... read full bio
Adelaide is a Texas-born performer currently residing in Los Angeles. Her career has taken her to several venues, recording studios, and television networks. She joined the Mariachi Divas, who have won two Grammy awards, after earning a bachelor's degree in jazz studies from Texas State University and a master's degree in Afro-Latin music from Cal State LA. She departed the... read full bio
Rikki Thomas-Martinez, a pioneer in Latin music, has a wonderful new trio called TuiYo. He is one of the few musicians invited back to perform at the Rainforest international music festival in Borneo on two separate occasions. He has performed at the KL Tower in Kuala Lumpur, the upscale Dubai Creek in Dubai, the Grand Hotel in When Zhou, China and others. With... read full bio
