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
Paulina Rubio is a Mexican singer, actress, and television personality who has been a leading figure in the Latin American music scene for over two decades. Born in Mexico City in 1971, Rubio began her music career as a member of the popular Mexican pop group Timbiriche in the early 1980s. She went on to pursue a successful solo career,... read full bio
Paquita la del Barrio (""Franny from the neighborhood"") is the stage name of Francisca Viveros Barradas, a Mexican singer of rancheras and other Mexican styles. She was born in Alto Lucero, Veracruz and started her career in Mexico City in 1970. Her songs usually take a stance against Mexico's sexist “macho Latino” male culture, which has made her popular among... 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
CNCO is a relatively new Latin American pop group, but their talent has been obvious from the start. Made up of five extremely talented singers, Christopher Vélez, Richard Camacho, Joel Pimentel, Erick Brian Colón, and Zabdiel De Jesús, CNCO was formed on the Univision singing competition show Le Banda. The members of CNCO competed individually on the show and announced... read full bio
Signed to Warner Music Group, Danny Ocean is a Latin music singer, whose hit “Me Rehuso” (“Baby I Won’t”) is certified Gold in Italy and Platinum in Spain. It became a No. 1 hit in Mexico, and topped the US Billboard Hot Latin Songs chart at No. 18. Danny became the first independent artist to appear on all of... read full bio
Miguel Bosé grew up surrounded by noteworthy culture. Family friends with Pablo Picasso and Ernest Hemingway, Bosé was influenced by many artistic greats. He began his career as an actor, but when he did not achieve success in this field, he started to sing. Bosé was a major teen idol in Italy, Spain, and Southern Europe. His disco and new... read full bio
Mon Laferte is a Chilean singer-songwriter who is currently the most popular Chilean artist across the world on Spotify. He is currently the most streamed Chilean artist. Her debut album, "La chica de Rojo," was certified Platinum and Gold in Chile. Her fourth album, "Mon Laferte Vol. 1," was certified four times Platinum in Chile, as well as three times... 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
Myke Towers is a Puerto Rican rapper, singer and composer from Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico. Towers rose to fame after the release of his debut single, “Amor Juvenil”. This led to him releasing his debut studio album, “El Final del Principio” which peaked at number 12 on the US Latin Rhythm charts. It wasn’t a few more years till Towers... read full bio
Jefnier Osorio Moreno, better known as his stage name Lunay, is a Puerto Rican singer who performing reggaeton and latin trap music. Lunay was born in Corozal, Puerto Rico, and while growing up he had a passion for playing soccer and playing the drums. When he was only 12 years old, Lunay began recording his own freestyle raps, which he... read full bio
Emilio Estefan is a Grammy Award winning Cuban-American musician and producer who rose to fame as a member of Miami Sound Machine and is the husband of Gloria Estefan. Estefan was born in Santiago de Cuba and moved to Spain at 14 years old to find refuge from the Castro regime and shortly after, moved to Miami, Florida. Around this... read full bio
Lenny Tavarez is a Puerto Rican singer-songwriter, dancer, and record producer who is best known for being part of the musical duo, Dyland & Lenny with Carlos Castillo Cruz, or Dyland. During their time as Dyland and Lenny, the duo began their career with the release of their debut single, “Nadie Te Amara Como Yo,” which peaked at number 33... read full bio
Ivete Sangalo is a Brazilian singer, composer, and actress who was born on May 27, 1972, in Juazeiro, Bahia, Brazil. Sangalo, known for her powerful voice, dramatic stage presence, and infectious enthusiasm, has become one of Brazil's most popular and influential singers, as well as gaining international acclaim. Sangalo showed an early interest in music and began her singing career as... read full bio
Alejandra Guzman is a Latin Grammy Award–winning Mexican rock singer and actress. She has had a dedicated fanbase throughout Latin America since the late 1980s, and is known as the “Queen of Rock”. She has sold 15 million albums. Guzmán scored one of the biggest hits of her career, the song “Eternamente Bella”, which became a number one hit in... read full bio
Latin Grammy award-nominated Espinoza Paz is a musician and composer of Mexican Regional music. He rose to popularity when he introduced his work to “El Coyote”- a famous Sinaloan banda singer. El Coyote recorded Paz’ hits “Besitos En El Cuello” (“Little Kisses On The Neck”); “Prohibido” (“Forbidden”); and “Para Impresionarte” (“To Impress You”), all of which were immediate successes. “El... read full bio
Singer-songwriter Lupillo Rivera has been the recipient of three Premios lo Nuestro awards and a Grammy Award, as well as a nominee for several other Grammys and Latin Grammys. His single “El Moreno” hit Californian Latin charts. Also known as El Toro del Corrido, Rivera has released over twenty albums to date. Lupillo wrote his first traditional song when he... read full bio
Caro Emerald is a Dutch pop and jazz singer, who was introduced to mainstream music when she released her song “Back It Up” on YouTube and it received world-wide attention. When the song was released as a single, it was instantly successful, remaining on the Dutch Top 40 for three straight months. The same song would turn out to be... read full bio
