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
NEZZA is a professional dancer, singer and composer who is of Colombian and Dominican descent. Her first EP, Club Solita, was made available through Virgin Records in October. She sings in both English and Spanish over R&B, pop and Latin beats as she celebrates her background. In order to follow her aspirations, the Bay Area native relocated to Los Angeles. She has... read full bio
Ely Guerra is a 30-year veteran Mexican singer-songwriter and music producer, Latin Grammy winner for Best Alternative Album; independent businesswoman at Homey Company for more than 18 years. She has given performances all over Mexico and in other nations and towns in Europe, the US, Cuba, Central America and South America. Over the years, Ely has collaborated with a number of accomplished music... read full bio
AleMor demands everyone who hears her sing to be present with her voice, movement, and passion. The colorful performances of the Colombian singer urge people to stop and smell the roses, whether she's crooning a sweet rendition of La Vie en Rose or bringing audiences to their knees with her notorious "mouth trumpet." AleMor conveys her message not only with... read full bio
Luis Figueroa is a gifted dual-language Puerto Rican singer-songwriter who is one of this decade's most promising performers and a nominee for a Grammy®. The native Philadelphian's journey from childhood talent to YouTube celebrity has led him to some of the world's most esteemed platforms, collaborating with some of the greatest giants in the field. For his first two Premio Lo Nues-tro awards, Luis... read full bio
Mexican singer Altagracia Ugalde Motta is more often known as Ana Bárbara. Since making her professional debut, she has grown to be a well-known figure in Latin entertainment and is one of the most prominent female artists in regional Mexican music. In addition to her attractiveness to men, she is known for her musical ability. Bárbara is a talented singer-songwriter with... read full bio
Fito had established himself as a dedicated and sophisticated musician whose compositions were profoundly resistant to the convulsed realities of Argentine reality. Tercer Mundo, an affecting and potent record that hinted at Fito's impending enormous popularity, was one of his releases. El amor después del amor is his release. The album was immediately a commercial hit. Every song became a radio... read full bio
Few people outside of the specialized world music audience initially paid much attention to the Buena Vista Social Club album's beautifully crafted songs and cozy, acoustic rhythms upon its release. Then, something remarkable happened. A few astute critics gave the record a stellar review, but even while their compliments did not hurt Buena Vista, they are unable to account for what... read full bio
Vitória Falcão and singer-songwriter Ana Caetano are the folk-pop duo ANAVITÓRIA, based in Brazil. ANAVITÓRIA has released two albums thus far, both of which are up for nomination at the Latin Grammy Awards for "Best Portuguese Language Contemporary Pop Album." Trevo, their biggest hit, earned the Latin Grammy Award for "Best Portuguese Language Song" and peaked at number one on the Brazilian... read full bio
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
One-fifth of the Latin boy band CNCO is Erick Brian Colón from Tampa, Florida, who adds bachata and reggaeton flair. The Cuban-born Colón, who was competing in the Spanish-language singing competition La Banda, was saved by fans and joined the group as its fourth member. He reworked J Balvin's songs "Ay Vamos" and "Tranquila," Pablo Arias' "Cuando Me Enamoro," Yandel's... read full bio
Peruvian artist Juan Carlos Iwasaki La Puente, best known by his stage name Jaze, began his career as a freestyler and won contests like Red Bull and FMS. He started out as a solo musician, putting out a number of tracks before releasing his debut album, "Personality 7," which consisted of compositions he had written since he was a teenager.... read full bio
María José Llergo is a Spanish composer, performer, and producer who combines pop, R&B, and electronic music with her flamenco heritage. She studied under José Miguel “Chiqui” Vizcaya, a flamenco grand master who is renowned for having coached Rosalía. She graduated from the Catalonia School of Music. Her most recent album, ULTRABELLEZA, celebrates variety and tradition while consistently defying classifications... read full bio
Chihuahua is home to the retro-pop-funk-electronic band Midnight Generation. In the last four years, they have become one of the most captivating and inventive artists in the Mexican music scene, gaining widespread recognition for their unique style that combines nostalgic influences with contemporary energy. They are known for their delicate music and their distinctive English-language lyrics. Under the leadership of vocalist... read full bio
Guaco is a byword for achievement. A band whose sound is updated with the times, determined to make an impact and innovate by crossing boundaries and generations. Guaco was born in 1962 as a result of the Aguado brothers and a group of friends celebrating and playing the Zulian bagpipe, one of the indigenous rhythms of western Venezuela. Guaco's reputation would inevitably... read full bio
León was born and raised in Hermosillo, which is in the heart of the Sonora state in northwest Mexico. Music was a constant in his family's life. At the age of fifteen, León began his musical career by learning to play the guitar and honing his singing and songwriting abilities. In addition to writing hits for numerous regional Mexican stars... read full bio
Dani Barranco is a Venezuelan singer, songwriter, influencer, and YouTuber. She started to attain recognition with six-second videos on Vine. Today, she is a leading musical representative of her country, capable of interpreting a range from mainstream to urban music. She is recognized for her songs "Mercurio Retrógrado," "Checklist," "Narcisista," and "Para que suene when I'm with you." She has been invited... read full bio
54 Ultra stands out as a symbol of musical integration, blending synth-driven indie rock with a Latin soul rhythm. 54 Ultra, originating from New Jersey, is the musical endeavor of songwriter and producer JohnAnthony (Johnny) Rodriguez. 54 Ultra is establishing a distinctive niche characterized by an authentic and melodic musical style, complemented by a captivating stage presence, rooted in garage... read full bio
Luis Jiménez, Juan Sucre, and Carlos Sardi, who founded Los Mesoneros in Venezuela, have established an international career in the Latin rock-pop scene. Their powerful live performance and eight Latin Grammy nominations have earned them a reputation as one of the most esteemed acts in the region. In addition to two sold-out performances at the iconic Teatro Metropólitan, their live trajectory... read full bio
