Chris Bowers Castillo, a Chilean-American musician, relocated to Valparaiso years ago and started working as a walking tour guide there. When Chris returned to Denver, he searched for a name that captured the evocative and slightly rebellious musical ideas brewing in his mind. Chris finally opted on the name kiltro, which is a word used in Chile to describe stray... read full bio
Recently, a flood of genre-defying sounds have emerged thanks to the producer-turned-artist trend, but none are quite as distinctive as LATENIGHT.The most vivid example of JIGGY's colorful Latin and Caribbean fusion is his most recent song, "Nela." Jiggy's birth and upbringing both had a significant impact on him. Born in America of Trinidadian descent, he spent his childhood in a... 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
Renata Zeiguer was born and raised in New York City's Riverdale neighborhood of the Bronx, where at age six she started learning the piano and violin. Daughter of immigrants from Argentina and the Philippines, she was as inspired by classical music and American jazz standards as she was by Brazilian tropicália and the Beatles. She would listen to her grandmother... read full bio
Maye, a multilingual singer/songwriter who was born in Caracas, Venezuela and reared in Miami, was motivated to create songs at an early age since she came from a musical family. Her initial publishing agreement with Warner Chappell Music resulted from the songs she wrote throughout the years and performed in live performances around Miami. The majority of "My Love" by Maye is... read full bio
Luisa is a gifted singer, composer and digital influencer who became well-known and won over Brazil with her personable charm, support for women's rights and feminist ideologies. Luisa has always been involved with music; she began her professional singing career in her birthplace of Turapendi, Rio Grande do Sul. Since that time, she has intentionally lived and breathed in this universe. Luisa started... read full bio
When hearing Sofa Valdés' music for the first time, the phrase "yearning" immediately comes to mind. The Panamanian singer-songwriter uses pop music as a kind of meditation and a way to make sense of the world. With emotional expressiveness, contemplation and an examination of her connection to her culture, Ventura, her first EP, examines the volatility of her emotions. With time, the... read full bio
Her mixtape "Perreando por Fuera, llorando por Fuera" had its first release. Reggaeton's dedication to the new generations of musicians who have access to simple digital tools is manifested globally in the perreo. Different styles, like romantic reggaeton, dembow and favela funk, are explored in this new mix. With the help of collaborators from this scene, like La Favi and Maria... read full bio
The first album by NOIA, which is designed to unfold like a dream, blends a variety of languages—Spanish, Catalan, Portuguese and English—and traditional sounds from her youth in southwest Europe to process her personal changes over the previous two years while dividing her time between NYC and Barcelona. Gisela Fullà-Silvestre created the stage name NOIA to distinguish her well-known work as a... read full bio
Producer, DJ and co-owner of Staycore, Cristian Dinamarca is well known by his last name and resides in Stockholm. "Staying true to your core" is the guiding principle of the label he co-owns with Ghazal and it guides everything he does. Dinamarca's evocative music strikes you in the center, making you feel as though you're viewing a stunning sunset or remembering your youth.... read full bio
Mabe Fratti, Gibrana Cervantes, Concepción Huerta and Camille Mandoki, members of the experimental group Amor Muere from Mexico City, released their highly anticipated debut album, A time to love, a time to die, on the newly independent and rebranded experimental label, Scrawl. Amor Muere is the result of an exceptional cooperation between four well-known artists, each of whom has a storied career in... read full bio
Spanish and Latin American music have undergone significant change thanks to YSY A, the pioneering figure of the Argentine Trap genre. His career got off to a fast start when he founded the renowned rap contests "El Quinto Escalon" at the age of just 13; this served as a springboard for other greats like Ducki, WOS, Paulo Londra and Trueno. The... read full bio
Villano Antillano, a compelling musician from Puerto Rico's energetic streets, has carved out a distinctive route for himself in the music and entertainment industries. In Puerto Rico, Villano was a pioneer of the Queer movement within the urban genre known for a compelling and ground-breaking musical style that is both difficult and irreverent. Villano Antillano, who uses music to honor the Puerto Rican... read full bio
The visionary artist of our time Paula Cendejas has made a remarkable impact on the music business with her ethereal voice and genre-defying creativity. Cendejas, a native of Madrid, made her worldwide debut with the lovely song "Tu Amor Es Mi Piel," her first single, which displayed her singing prowess. Since then, she has won praise from critics and a... read full bio
Maikel Delacalle, a native of the energetic streets of San Juan, has made an incredible journey from local phenomenon to global legend. His success in the Latin music charts and critical praise for songs like "Amuleto," "Mi Nena" and "Subiendo de Nivel" have cemented his status as a major force in the business. The blend of Reggaeton, Trap and R&B in Maikel Delacalle's... read full bio
Argentinian rapper Dani Ribba got his start in the music industry competing in freestyle matches at storied festivals like Halabalusa. He immediately rose to prominence in the circuit as a result of his inherent gift for rhyme, standing out for his extraordinary abilities in classic El Quinto Escalón contests and subsequently in memorable matches during the first season of FMS... read full bio
Christian Alicea, who is hailed as the newest emerging talent in the tropical music scene, finds musical inspiration in his Puerto Rican heritage, his upbringing and his love of Latin music. One of the few new salsa musicians, Christian Alicea, is creating quite a stir. Christian has positioned himself in the top 25 of the Billboard: Tropical Airplay charts in the... read full bio
Lamira's mesmerizing fusion of Caribbean rhythms and contagious Reggaeton sounds is already making waves in the world music arena. This gifted Venezuelan performer, who was born on the Caribbean coast's sun-kissed sands, brings the lyrical spirit of her heritage to Sydney's bustling metropolis. Lamira was born and reared in San Fernando de Apure, Venezuela, where she was exposed to a wide... read full bio
Chesca, who was influenced by music legends like Michael Jackson, Janet Jackson and Aretha Franklin, fell in love with music and entertainment at a very young age. She was born into a musically inclined family in Puerto Rico. In addition to attending many performing academies, Chesca's father gave her the lead vocal position in his cover band, "Flashback," giving her the... read full bio
In an effort to trick listeners into thinking he is a pioneer of Latin Tekno and Latin Core, CRRDR, the founder of Traaampaaa and co-founder and producer of Muakk, has developed a proposal based on the exploration of Latin rhythms with electronic music. He has created sets that combine tribal rhythms and explore various amalgamations of Latin club music. His... read full bio
