Jessi Uribe with Juan Luis Guerra 4.40, Ryan Castro, and more

Juan Luis Guerra, a renowned Dominican musician and producer, is known for hits like “Bachata Rosa” and “Ojalá Que Llueva Café.” He won 3 Latin Grammys in 2021 and achieved sold-out tours in Europe, the U.S., and Latin America. He recently released "Mambo 23" and ventured into film with the animated "Capitán Avispa."

Ryan Castro, Colombian artist from Medellín, blends reggaeton, merengue, and romantic vibes. Known for hits like "Mujeriego," he's loved for his unique style and energy.

Binomio de Oro de America, formed by Israel Romero and Rafael Orozco in 1976, is a leading vallenato group known for its romantic songs and dynamic live performances. Touring Venezuela, the Caribbean, and Panama, they gained international fame, debuting at NYC's Madison Square Garden in 1981. Despite challenges, including Romero's cancer battle and Orozco's tragic death, the group thrived with replacements like Jean Carlos Centeno and Alejandro Palacio. Their album "Grafiti de Amor" earned a Latin Grammy nomination, solidifying their legacy.

Paola Jara, nacida en Apartadó, Colombia, es una cantante popular destacada por su potente voz y éxitos como "Murió el amor." Galardonada como Mejor Artista Regional Popular en los Premios Heat 2021, ha sido nominada a varios premios, incluyendo “Mi gente” y “Nuestra tierra.” Reconocida por romper barreras en un género musical dominado por hombres.

Born in Bucaramanga, Colombia, Jessi Uribe has conquered hearts globally with hits like "El Último No" and collaborations with Espinoza Paz. As a popular music icon and "Yo Me Llamo" judge, he has dominated charts like Billboard's Top 10 Regional Mexican Airplay. His "Despechados Tour" and Grammy win reaffirm his status as a beloved Colombian artist.