Pedro Sampaio is a Rio de Janeiro-born Brazilian artist whose music blends pop and Latin pop influences. His music is guaranteed to get listeners moving with its upbeat melodies and alluring rhythms. Pedro's unique sound has made him a rising sensation in the Brazilian music industry. Pedro's music incorporates a wide range of musical styles, including hip-hop, funk, and reggaeton. His... read full bio
"Alexander García, best known as his stage name “El Fantasma”, and “King of the Underground”, became an overnight success with his first single “Mi 45”. Some other songs he is famous for include, “El Nano”, “En el Camino”, “Vengo a Aclarar”, “Las Verdades”, “El Ayundante”, “Me Llamo Rafael”, “La Vida de Rancho”, and “De Mi Viejo”. Fantasma uses Tuba and... read full bio
In both critical respect and global commercial success, Juanes has become the leading all-Spanish language music artist in the world. Both an electrifying guitarist and gifted songwriter, Juanes is now often mentioned alongside artists such as Bono and Bruce Springsteen for his belief in the possibility of social change through music. Juanes’ musical message of peace confronts conflict while... read full bio
Called the Supreme Diva of Mexican Pop by the music channel VH1, Gloria Trevi left home at the age of twelve to pursue a musical career in Mexico City. The pop-rock singer songwriter has sold more than 20 million records and her style has often been referred to as the Madonna of Mexico. Trevi’s lyrics deal with gutsy taboos such... 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
Los Tucanes de Tijuana widely recognized as pioneers of Nortena music. Their fast paced and energizing music, such as El Tucanazo, caught the eye of the Ministry of Tourism for the Republic of Mexico which, through its advertising agency, selected Mario Quintero Lara to write a song, “Mexico Es Tu Casa”, to promote tourism in Mexico. Los Tucanes are the... read full bio
Henrique & Juliano are two brothers who make up a Brazilian sertanejo, or Brazilian country music, duo. Perhaps their most popular song, “Cuida Bem Dela”, dominated the No. 1 spot on the Brasil Hot 100 Airplay for eight consecutive weeks and has reached more than a million YouTube views. Their first album produced the hits “Mistura louca”, “Recaidos”, and “To... read full bio
Matteo Bocelli is the exceptionally talented son of famous Italian pop star Andrea Bocelli. With talent clearly in his blood, Matteo has inherited his father’s dulcet vocal skill and passion for music. He performed in the Miami Design District and floored the audience with his beautiful voice, and his dad accompanying him on the piano. He has performed at various... read full bio
"Mariachi Reyna de Los Angeles is America’s first all female mariachi band. They created history and paved the path for women in mariachi bands. The band had a strong support system starting off, Lola Bertran was a mentor, and Maestro Jose Hernandez fostered the development of the group. Maestro believed that women should be seen as a powerful force, and... read full bio
"Vicente Fernandez Jr. is a Mexican artist most known as the oldest son of legend Vicente Fernandez. Being born into music, it’s only natural that Fernandez Jr. found a love and passion for music at such a young age. He has traveled on world tours with his father, which is how he got his start in the music industry. Currently,... read full bio
Luis Antonio Lopez, better known as El Mimoso, is a Mexican musician from Concordia, Mexico. Lopez rose to fame with musical groups Banda El Recodo and La Original Banda El Limon before he pursued a solo career. Since he became a solo artist, Lopez has released his debut solo album, “Borron y Cuenta Nueva”. Some of Lopez’s most popular songs... read full bio
Pedro Capo is a Puerto Rican latin pop musician, singer-songwriter and actor from Santurce, Puerto Rico. He is the grandson of Puerto Rican singer Bobby Capo and Irma Nydia Vazquez who has previously been Miss Puerto Rico. Capo started playing the guitar at a young age and later became the lead singer of the group Marka Registrada. Capo studied at... read full bio
Juan Fernando Fonseca, better known as his stage name, Fonseca, is a Colombian guitarist and vocalist from Bogota, Colombia. As a child he always had a passion for music and he studied at Javeriana University and Berklee College of Music in Boston. When he was only 12 years old he started recording music and his parents encouraged him to pursue... read full bio
Manuel Turizo is a Colombian raggaeton artist who is taking the world by storm as one of Billboard’s ’10 Latin Artists to Watch in 2018.’ Since then, he’s proved to the world that it’s a title he’s earned and his recent appearance on the Billboard Hot 100 chart for the song “La Bachata” is yet another reminder to never take... read full bio
One of the musicians who has the biggest influence on the music scene today is Nicki Nicole. Her debut track, "Wapo Traketero," was launched and a year later it has received more than 46 million Spotify streams and 70 million YouTube views. Within a few months, she teamed up with Bizarrap on Music Sessions #13 and the two quickly rose to the top... read full bio
Blessd, whose real name is Stiven Mesa Londoño, is a Colombian rapper, singer, and composer. He was born in Itagüí and has collaborated with a number of well-known musicians, including Myke Towers, Justin Quiles, and Maluma. Blessd released his debut studio album, Hecho en Medellín, after signing with Warner Music Latina. Among the album's most successful tracks, "Medallo" has received... read full bio
Aleks Syntek is a singer, musician and Mexican composer, nine-time Latin Grammy nominee, five-time MTV Latin Awards nominee, and three-time Billboard Latin award winner. Syntek has shared the stage with artists such as Celia Cruz, Juanes, Gloria Estefan, Enrique Iglesias, Duran Duran, Shakira, Miguel Bose, Juan Gabriel, Armando Manzanero, Juan Luis Guerra, Placido Domingo and The Philharmonic Orchestra of the... read full bio
Originally from Roma, Texas, Grupo Duelo has made a successful career in both the US and Mexico. Duelo is a Mexican band with its own norteña style musical twist. This up-and-coming band started off with singer, songwriter, bassist, producer and arranger Oscar Ivan Treviño and accordionist Dimas López. The pair initially began playing in restaurants owned by López’s parents in... 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
The Argentine producer Gonzalo Julián Conde, better known by his stage name Bizarrap, rose to fame as a result of the nation's burgeoning Latin trap industry. He got his start mixing freestyles for Argentine rappers, such as MCs Duki, Nicki Nicole and Paulo Londra, who have received Latin Grammy nominations. Since then, Bizarrap has broadened his audience outside the Southern Cone thanks to... read full bio
