Jey One, born Yeldri Vicente Jimenez Frias in Santo Domingo, is a Dominican dembow artist and composer. He played instruments by age seven and won a major children's music contest at twelve. After working as a barber, he debuted in dembow in 2022 with Biliboob, signed with Mapa Negro Music, and collaborated with prominent artists.
Anuel is a Latin global superstar who entered the music scene with the success of the song La ocasion. Released on his prison release day, his album REAL HASTA LA MUERTE topped charts worldwide. He won the Premio Lo Nuestro for Best New Artist and earned numerous accolades.
Panamanian artist Sech, born Carlos Isaías Morales Williams, blends reggaeton, R&B, and dancehall with smooth vocals and romantic lyrics. Known for hits like "Otro Trago," a Latin Grammy nominee, and "Relación," he has collaborated with Bad Bunny, Daddy Yankee, and Rosalía. His albums include "Sueños," "1 of 1," "42," and "Tranki, Todo Pasa." He is recognized for his unique sound and for elevating Panamanian music.
De la Ghetto, born Rafael Castillo Torres in New York City and raised in Puerto Rico, is a pioneering artist known for fusing reggaeton with hip hop and trap, creating Latin trap music. A Latin Grammy nominee, his popular songs include "Sensación del Bloque" and "La Ocasión." He has collaborated with artists like J Balvin and Bad Bunny. His discography features albums like "GZ," "Daylight," and "Moonlight."
Ken-Y, nacido en Caguas, Puerto Rico, inició en 2002 con el dúo RKM & Ken-Y, pioneros del reguetón romántico con éxitos como Down y Te Regalo Amores. Ganador de cuatro Premios Billboard Latinos y galardonado en Viña del Mar, lanzó su disco solista The King of Romance en 2016.
Fariana “La Nena Fina”, nacida en Medellín: rapera y cantante que fusiona dancehall/rap/pop/R&B con reggaetón y folclor. 3 nominaciones al Latin Grammy; destacada por Wyclef Jean.
Dominican singer, songwriter, and dancer José Rafael Colon, aka Crazy Design, gained fame with Los Teke Teke and hits like "Ahora que te vas" and global hit "Tembeleke."
Dominican artist Vakeró, from San Pedro de Macorís, is acclaimed for urban music hits like “Que Mujer Tan Chula.” Winner of Premios Casandra, Soberanos, and Latin music awards, he’s also acted in films and featured in soundtracks for movies, games, and TV. Billboard calls him the most complete urban artist in the Dominican Republic.