Emerging musician FloyyMenor is making a name for herself in the Latin urban music market by specializing in reggaeton, Latin trap, and the increasingly well-liked guaracha. Young audiences looking for new sounds and upbeat beats have been drawn to FloyyMenor because of her excellent sense of rhythm and awareness of the changing landscape of Latin dance music. Tracks like "SANTA CATALINA"... read full bio
Juan Fernando Fonseca, better known as his stage name, Fonseca, is a Colombian guitarist and vocalist from Bogota, Colombia. As a child he always had a passion for music and he studied at Javeriana University and Berklee College of Music in Boston. When he was only 12 years old he started recording music and his parents encouraged him to pursue... read full bio
Frankie J is a Mexican American pop singer. He has had several hits in the US, including “Don’t Wanna Try” and “Obsession”. His album The One debuted at #3 on the Billboard album charts. Frankie J. comes from a musical background. Frankie J grew up listening to both traditional Latin music as well as R&B. He started writing his own... read full bio
Fuego is an American singer-songwriter and founder and CEO of Fireboy Inc./Sauce Gang. While growing up, Fuego listened to a mix of music such as Salsa, Merengue, Spanish tropical music, American rap, and Latin musicians. As a child, Fuego’s parents sent him to the Dominican Republic where he studied at school for a couple of years and took in the... read full bio
Fuerza Regida is a Mexican group that consists of four members, Jesus Ortiz, Samuel Jaimez, Khrystian Ramos, and Jose. The group has released three albums, “Las Romanticas Favoritas de Fuerza Regida”, “En Vivo Puros Corridos”, and “Del Barrio Hasta Aqui”. Some of their most popular songs include, “Sigo Chambeando”, “El Dinero Los Cambio”, “Radicamos En South Central”, “En Modesto Se... read full bio
The Torch Bearers of Puerto Ricos Plena, Bomba, and Beyond! Four-Time Grammy Nominee Plena Libre is the Music of Puerto Rico as it Should Be Experienced Live! Captivating and moving audiences over the course of a seventeen-year, thirteen-album career, this fine-tuned Puerto Rican-based ensemble of virtuoso musicians has only gotten better with age, as evidenced by their four recent Grammy... read full bio
Mexican singer-songwriter Gerardo Ortiz earned his first Grammy nomination for his debut album Ni Hoy Ni Manana. He received another Grammy nomination with the release of El Primer Ministro. At the Billboard Music Awards that same year, Ortiz won in the categories of Male Artist of the Year, Norteno Album of the Year, Norteno Artist of the Year, and Artist... read full bio
Gian Marco is a Peruvian musician, singer and composter from Lima, Peru. He can play instruments such as the guitar, piano and charango and is known for blending genres such as Vals, pop and rock. Marco is the son of Maria Regina Alcover Ureta and Joe Danova. Marco was introduced to music at a young age and by the time... read full bio
Gilberto Gless started his career as the forefront of ‘Gless and Gless Show’. Upon seeing success in this field, Gless moved to Mexico City to perform at prestigious nightclubs. Gless has participated in renowned festivals such as the Acapulco fest, the Vina del Mar, and received great feedback from the Chilean public. Internationally, Gless has performed in various United States... read full bio
Gilberto Santa Rosa has become one of the most successful Latin music singers in the world over the last 40 years thanks to his artistic grace and flair. Numerous achievements in the recording industry, including six Grammy Awards and the Latin GRAMMY Lifetime Culture Achievement Award, have validated his accomplishment throughout the years. He holds the Guinness World Record for the... read full bio
Countless sold-out appearances, raving reviews and a victorious amount of awards; such vibrant words can only be used to describe one band, The Gipsy Kings. Since coming forth they have acquired Top Ten recognition in over a dozen countries and received fifteen Gold and Platinum records, with every single one of their albums making the Pop Latin chart. The Gipsy... read full bio
Singer Mariana de Miguel, who is located in Mexico City, is the creative force behind Girl Ultra, a brilliant R&B project that shines from beginning to end. She was inspired by the longing for the modern soul and silky smooth sounds of the late 1980s and early 1990s, but in her native Spanish. The singer/songwriter has put out a few excellent... read full bio
Known for her genuineness and ability to turn art into universal themes, Gisela João is one of Portugal's most influential voices. Through her own renditions of songs by José Afonso, José Mário Branco, and other cultural icons whose works are closely linked to the Portuguese Revolution and the struggle for democracy, she created the album Inquieta, which praises freedom and... read full bio
Called the Supreme Diva of Mexican Pop by the music channel VH1, Gloria Trevi left home at the age of twelve to pursue a musical career in Mexico City. The pop-rock singer songwriter has sold more than 20 million records and her style has often been referred to as the Madonna of Mexico. Trevi’s lyrics deal with gutsy taboos such... read full bio
Gloria’s Miami Sound is the number 1 Gloria Estefan tribute show. The group is formed from some of the best musicians in New York and is led by Rayella Cruz. The group wants you to get up and do the conga and performs songs such as “Coming Out of the Dark” and “Oye Mi Conto”. The group brings elements of... read full bio
When musical genius is encrypted into your DNA, the decision to pursue a career in said genre comes as little surprise. Puerto Rican producer Jose Angel “Gocho” Torres boasts a first-class family pedigree - his grandfather owns the beloved vocal quartet Los Hispanos de Puerto Rico; his father is Rafi Torres, the legendary trombonist who has played with salsa icons... read full bio
Gonzalo Bergara is a skilled lead guitarist and composer who has developed his own innovative Gypsy Jazz style by fusing sounds from his native Argentina and Paris with a cascade of arpeggios. In Buenos Aires, Gonzalo started performing professionally at the age of 16. He was leading his own blues group on national television at the age of 17. He landed... read full bio
Gonzy, a stage name for Cuban-American singer, composer, and producer Elian Gonzalez. His sound, which pioneered the new wave of urban latin music, combines pop, reggaetón, and Latin R&B. He made his debut and worked up to the release of his remarkable mini-album MI FANTASY. Gonzy's refined and compelling album DESAHOGO was his follow-up. Highlights include the club-ready "LA CALMA" with... read full bio
"Formed in the small town of Control in the late '90s by ex-Duendes de Control Sergio and Jos Guadalupe Degollado, Mexican Grupo Control made its debut with the release of Cumbias Sin Control in 1999. It combined the Colombian Cumbia and traditional norteo style, featuring hit singles. Control's history is long. It began 18 years ago. Its starring roles belong... read full bio
Originally from Roma, Texas, Grupo Duelo has made a successful career in both the US and Mexico. Duelo is a Mexican band with its own norteña style musical twist. This up-and-coming band started off with singer, songwriter, bassist, producer and arranger Oscar Ivan Treviño and accordionist Dimas López. The pair initially began playing in restaurants owned by López’s parents in... read full bio
