Felipe Pelaez with Jorge Celedón, Alex Manga, and more

Jorge Celedón, from Villanueva, Colombia, is a vallenato icon known for hits like "Ay Hombe" and "Mi Locura." Former Binomio de Oro vocalist, he won five Latin Grammys.

Felipe Pelaez, born in Maracaibo, Venezuela, is a celebrated Colombian-Venezuelan singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist. Renowned for modernizing vallenato, he also excels in salsa, merengue, and pop. His popular songs include "Vivo Pensando En Ti" (with Maluma) and "El Amor Más Grande del Planeta". He received Latin Grammys for "Diferente" and "Irrepetible" (with Gilberto Santa Rosa), and a Diamond Record for "Tiempo Perfecto". Notable works include "Un Sueño Llamado Sinfónico" and "Dominiqueando Mix" (with Eddy Herrera).

Alex Manga, born in Bosconia, Cesar, Valledupar, started as a backup singer for Jorge Oñate before joining Los Diablitos in 1995. Known for hits like "A Besitos" and "No voy a llorar," he earned gold and platinum discs. Transitioning to a solo career, Manga has toured extensively in Europe and the U.S., achieving significant recognition.