Nicknamed La Leona Dormida (a title of one of her songs which translates to ""The sleeping lioness""), Lupita D’Alessio was among the first in what can be described as the feminist movement in Latin pop and ranchera. She earned the admiration of female fans with her open, honest portrayals of love’s hardships. Lupita has released nearly a hundred hits, including... read full bio
Mexican singer-songwriter Gerardo Ortiz earned his first Grammy nomination for his debut album Ni Hoy Ni Manana. He received another Grammy nomination with the release of El Primer Ministro. At the Billboard Music Awards that same year, Ortiz won in the categories of Male Artist of the Year, Norteno Album of the Year, Norteno Artist of the Year, and Artist... 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
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
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
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
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
"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
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
"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
Countless sold-out appearances, raving reviews and a victorious amount of awards; such vibrant words can only be used to describe one band, The Gipsy Kings. Since coming forth they have acquired Top Ten recognition in over a dozen countries and received fifteen Gold and Platinum records, with every single one of their albums making the Pop Latin chart. The Gipsy... read full bio
Pepe Aguilar is a renowned Grammy Award-winning Mexican singer-songwriter and actor. Pepe is a huge force in the music industry. He has released over twenty studio albums with numerous gold and platinum certifications, and over 10 million copies sold in the U.S. and Mexico. This American-born artist has had a very successful career in music that spans the ranchera, mariachi... read full bio
Not only is the world-renowned Banda El Recodo the first banda to come out of Mexico, but it is also the most popular and successful. The group is made up of four clarinets, three trumpets, a tambora, a bass drum with a cymbal on top, a tarola, a snare drum, a tuba, three trombones, two alto horns, and two singers.... read full bio
Sebastian Yatra is a Columbian born singer and songwriter who rose to fame across Latin America, United States, and Europe after the release of his reggaeton single, “Traicionera”. The Latin trap and reggaeton artist has worked with producers Kevin ADG, Chan El Genio, and Dandee who are known for producing chart topping singles for Shakira, Maluma, and Reykon. Soon after... 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
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
Ramón Ayala is an accordion player and singer of norteño music from Nuevo León, Mexico. Deemed The King Of The Accordion, he is a four-time Grammy winner, has been featured in thirteen movies, and has recorded 105 albums. Accordion models named after him are available on the market. Ramon Ayala has defined most of early and modern Norteño and Tejano... read full bio
""Let me talk a little bit about one of the most beautiful paintings that I have seen and heard in my life. Yes indeed, because sound is also made of colors. I am talking about 'Mi Vida Sin Tu Amor,' my latest album. It is a collection of distinctly romantic songs. It is a very special album because it has... read full bio
