Carlos Vives with Fonseca, Bacilos, and more

Fonseca, born in Bogotá, is a nine-time Latin Grammy winner known for blending pop/rock with diverse genres. He’s collaborated with Grupo Niche and Juan Luis Guerra and won various awards like the La Musa Triunfador. His foundation promotes music's role in social change.

Bacilos, formed in Miami by Colombian Jorge Villamizar and Brazilian André Lopes, blends acoustic pop with Latin and Caribbean rhythms. Grammy-winning for hits like “Caraluna,” they’re known for poetic songwriting and dynamic live shows.

Carlos Vives, a Grammy and Latin Grammy-winning Colombian artist from Santa Marta, blends traditional styles like vallenato with pop and reggaeton. Known for hits like "La Bicicleta" with Shakira and "Canción Bonita" with Ricky Martin, he has sold millions of records and received numerous awards. Vives collaborated with artists such as Rubén Blades and Sebastian Yatra. Founder of Gaira, he promotes local talent and has widely influenced Latin music.

Argentine musician Diego Torres, known for hits like "Color Esperanza", launched his career in '92. Famous for his vibrant style, Torres has won multiple awards and collaborated with artists like Catalina García.