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
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
Headquartered in Hamilton, Canada, Madeline Winter doesn't identify herself as a conduit for the numerous musical identities and sounds assumed, you can hear the sharp dynamic differences between electronic rage-pop, hip-hop, emo, shoegaze and occasionally simply pure beat-centric futuristic music on the first listen. Blackwinterwells, a hyper-accelerated lone writer, producer and performer for the digital generation, is Madeline's loudest energy. Madeline is a shapeshifter... read full bio
Bomba Estereo plays a unique form of electronic dance music. They combine psychedelic and tropical sounds to deliver audiences to a different time and place. The band, comprised of members Liliana Saumet, Simon Mejia, and Andres Zea, has received reviews from the likes of NPR, Rolling Stone, Pitchfork, and Billboard. They have toured around the world, performing at notable festivals... read full bio
"Grupo Bronco is a Northern Mexican cumbia band that consists of José Guadalupe Esparza, Ramiro Delgado, Jose Adan Esparza, Rene Guadalupe Esparza Bajo, and Javier Cantú. The group wanted to make a band that has Norteño tradition, (which consists of polka and corridos), but making it more modern with keyboards, costumes, and more of a melodic pop sound. Some of... read full bio
Bryan Cancel Santiago, better known as Brytiago, is a singer-songwriter from Puerto Rico. He was taught by himself at a young age everything he needed to know about music to make himself a star, from singing and writing music. His unique sound quickly followed suit. His first single “Hay Algo En Ti” released in the summer of 2014 and made... read full bio
Buscabulla, which means “troublemakers” in Spanish slang, is an experimental musical duo known for their eclectic style and fusion of genres such as funk, pop, Latin, R&B, and electronic music. The duo consists of Raquel Berrios and Luis Alfredo Del Valle who met and began creating music together in Brooklyn, New York. Raquel is a DJ and songwriter, while... read full bio
Buyuchek is a Regional Mexican band that consists of members Jorge Loayzat, Miguel Cienfuegos, Angel Pena and Tavo Guerras. The group was formed in Nuevo Leon, Monterrey, Mexico. The group was started after Joayzat and Cienfuegos met in high school and started performing together. The duo performed in countries such as Asia, Europe, Mexico and the United States and even... read full bio
C. Tangana (Antón Álvarez Alfaro) really fuses a ton of genres together: from Latin to RnB to hip hop to pop to Reggaeton to bolero to tropical, C. Tangana is one versatile act. That’s the magic of C. Tangana. RnB superstar Miguel caught wind of this immense talent and the two of them collaborated on the Spanish version of “Criminal”.... read full bio
They have been called everything from Aztec B-boys to Mestizo Punks. Through it all, Café Tacuba has been able to dodge one tag after another by coming up with thrashing sounds that boil down to only one ingredient: Originality. Their eponymous debut album ""Café Tacuba"", released originally in 1992, went gold in their homeland of Mexico, but more importantly has... read full bio
Caifanes is a Spanish rock band from Mexico City. They achieved international fame in the 80s and 90s, backed by their new wave, progressive rock style and mix of Latin American influenced sound. Finding national success, the band has played sold out shows at Mexico’s Auditorio Nacional, opened for the Rolling Stones, and participated in Peter Gabriel’s WOMAD festival. At... read full bio
Calexico is a band based out of Arizona serving music lovers a unique blend of musical styles consisting of Tex-Mex plus indie plus Americana. The band’s two founding members first played together in a band called Giant Sand. After a few different lineup changes, Calexico was born, and they recorded their first album entitled Spoke with an independent label called... read full bio
Calibre 50 are an award-winning, Mexican quartet from Mazatlan, Sinaloa. Eden Munoz, Armando Ramos, Alex Gaxiola, and Erick Garcia are the four members of the group. Calibre 50 had a humble beginning, playing gigs at small restaurants and parties before landing a recording deal. After the release of their breakout album, De Sinaloa Para el Mundo, Calibre 50 kept up... read full bio
Calle 13 is a Puerto Rican Hip Hop duo formed by two brothers who call themselves Residente (lead singer, writer) and Visitante (pianist, vocals, writer). Their sister (Ileana, aka PG-13) has contributed to several of their songs. They named themselves Calle 13 after the area where they grew up in Trujillo Alto.... read full bio
Camila is a Mexican soft rock duo who reached success in their home country, and all over Latin America, upon the release of their debut album Todo Cambió. The group is comprised of: Mario Domm (producer and composer) from Mexico City and Pablo Hurtado (guitarist) from San Luis Potosí. Camila's name came from an idea of a friend. Camila means... read full bio
Camilo is a Colombian singer-songwriter from Monteria, Colombia, who rose to fame after winning the Colombian reality talent show “Factor XS”. Since gaining fame through Factor XS, Camilo has released two studio albums, “Regalame tu corazon” and “Trafico de Sentimientos”. Camilo’s debut single was “Desconocidos” which featured Mau y Ricky and Manuel Turizo. The single peaked on the charts in... read full bio
Cardenales de Nuevo Leon is a Latin Grammy Award-winning northern Mexican group from the state of Nuevo Leon. One of the most prominent northern music groups, they’ve won Billboard, Hey!, and Furia Music awards, among many other accolades. Their album Los cardenales de nuevo leon Vol. 2 was certified Gold in sales and produced the hit “La Chuyita”.... read full bio
Carla Morrison is a Mexican indie-pop singer-songwriter, guitarist, and composer from Tecate, Baja California, Mexico. Morrison grew up in Tecate, and as a child she found her love for the arts which included dancing, drawing, and singing. Later on in life, as a teenager, Morrison moved to Arizona where she studied music at Mesa Community College. She dropped out before... read full bio
Carlos Vives is a singer, songwriter, and actor from Colombia. Starting his career off as an actor, Vives acted in shows and telenovelas including ‘Pequeños Gigantes’ and ‘Tuyo es Mi Corazón’. Vives found fame playing the title role of ‘Gallito Ramírez’, a movie about a Colombian Caribbean coast boxer. Pursuing his singing career, Vives released a ballad album, ‘No Podrás... read full bio
Carmen DeLeon is a singer whose songs have garnered over 28 million international plays across online streaming platforms. She’s also topped Billboard charts and Idolator as an artist you should definitely watch. Carmen’s song “Pasado” (a collaboration with Colombian duo Cali Y El Dandee) was on the Billboard’s chart for best Latin music releases. The Venezuela singer released her very... read full bio
