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Danny Ocean

3 concerts

Venezuelan singer Danny Ocean broke through with "Me Rehúso," amassing over a billion Spotify streams. Known for "pop of the future," he blends genres, with hits like "Fuera del Mercado" and collabs like "Imagínate" ft. Kapo. First Latin solo artist on Spotify to achieve this. He won acclaim for his album "54+1" and Latin Grammy nominations.

Elvis Crespo

3 concerts

Born in NYC and raised in Puerto Rico, Elvis Crespo is a merengue star known for hits like "Suavemente" and "Tu Sonrisa," with 27 Billboard charted singles and record-breaking success.

Gilberto Santa Rosa

2 concerts

Gilberto Santa Rosa, nacido en Puerto Rico, es un icono de la salsa, conocido como el "Caballero de la Salsa". Con 14 éxitos #1 en Billboard Tropical Airplay y múltiples discos de oro y platino, Santa Rosa es uno de los vocalistas de música latina más exitosos, ostentando un récord Guinness por la mayoría de álbumes tropicales en Billboard.

Morat

22 concerts

Morat, a band from Bogotá, is known for its heartfelt Latin pop hits. Comprising Juan Pablo Isaza, Juan Pablo Villamil, Martín Vargas, and Simón Vargas, the group has shared the stage worldwide. They're celebrated for stadium tours in Latin America and Spain, and hits like “Faltas Tú” and “La Policía.” Morat continuously explores new sounds, sharing stories and laughter through music.

Oscar D'León

3 concerts

Venezuela-born Oscar D'León, "El León de la Salsa," blends textured vocals with improvisation. Known for hits like "Pensando en Ti," he led bands la Dimensión Latina and la Salsa Mayor. Influenced by Beny Moré and Willie Colón, he’s a top salsa performer worldwide, celebrated for lively shows and big-band tours.

Kapo

8 concerts

Kapo, a Colombian artist from Valle del Cauca, is known for hits "OH NA NA" and "UWAIE," earning multiple platinum and diamond certifications. He's collaborated with artists like Jhayco and Manuel Turizo, showcasing his versatile vocal style. Kapo received the Best New Artist award at the 40 Music Awards and was an opening act for Carlos Vives at the Latin Grammy, creating his unique musical movement, OHWAUKA.