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
Grupo Firme is a Mexican Pop band formed by their lead vocalist, Eduin Caz and additional members Joaquín Ruiz, Abraham Hernández, Jhony Caz, Christian Gutiérrez, José Rubio, and Dylan Camacho. They started their career in 2013 and by 2017, capturing the attention of millions and reaching over a billion views on YouTube with hit songs such as "El Tóxico." and "Cada... read full bio
After releasing their rendition of the well-known song "No Se Va" by the Colombian band Morat, Grupo Frontera has seen tremendous popularity. The song went viral on TikTok and YouTube, which led to its charting. The song's extremely unusual dancing technique has greatly contributed to its popularity by inspiring many people to mimic it. Since then, the group's fame has... read full bio
Jairo Varela and Alexis Lozano founded Grupo Niche in Colombia, and since then, the group has become one of the major forces in the salsa music industry and has achieved immense popularity throughout Latin America and the United States. With the help of the single "Buenaventura y Caney" from their album Querer es Poder, Grupo Niche achieved their first taste of... read full bio
Grupo Siggno are a regional Mexican band, who play tejano music. The group includes band members Jesse Turner (lead vocals, accordion), Joey Flores (background vocals, bajo sexton), Joseph Charles Scott (electric bass), Fabian Navarete (drums), David Roasas (congas, percussion), and Sergio Tabares (MC). Siggno’s debut studio album is titled Al Principio, which produced the hit single “Pero Hablame”. They titled... read full bio
Guaco is a byword for achievement. A band whose sound is updated with the times, determined to make an impact and innovate by crossing boundaries and generations. Guaco was born in 1962 as a result of the Aguado brothers and a group of friends celebrating and playing the Zulian bagpipe, one of the indigenous rhythms of western Venezuela. Guaco's reputation would inevitably... read full bio
Guadalupe Pineda as a solo act, or as Las Tres Grandes the Latina threesome, will give you the performance of a lifetime. Pineda has released 30 albums, selling more than 6 million copies. The Mexican singer not only awes in Spanish, but also in French, Italian, English, and Hebrew. Dubbed “Queen of Bolero”, she also sings ballads, mariachi, tango, ranchera,... read full bio
Jean Carlos Santiago Perez, better known as his stage name Guaynaa, is a Puerto Rican musician who performs a mixture of reggaeton, rap and R&B music. While growing up, Guaynaa was surrounded by music as his father and grandfather were both singers and several members of his family played instruments. Later in life, Guaynaa began rapping on the streets with... read full bio
Alvaro Lafuente belongs to a generation that had easy access to a wealth of knowledge while growing up. The Benicàssim, Spain-based singer claims that it is difficult to firmly hold onto anything because of the internet's many allusions and inspirations. Therefore, for Lafuente—who goes by the stage name Guitarricadelafuente—reconstructing a home and identity that he can actually make sense of involves looking... read full bio
Gustavo Mioto has received numerous national hits, 10 million monthly Spotify listeners, and 3.9 billion views on YouTube. He has also worked with well-known Brazilian musicians including Anitta, Jorge & Mateus, Fábio Jr., Mari Fernandez, Wesley Safadão, Matheus & Kauan, and Menos é Mais. He has also released nine albums and three DVDs. His creative works, such as "Atemporal Tour"... read full bio
Hector Tellez Jr., a musician of Cuban descent, performed with passion in many Havana bars every week, showcasing his polished, melodic blues rock sound. But locals weren't always fond of his style, which combined the raw intensity of Muddy Waters screaming on electric guitars with the enigmatic yet loving aura of Jeff Buckley. Betty Malo was one of the believers. During... read full bio
Henrique & Juliano are two brothers who make up a Brazilian sertanejo, or Brazilian country music, duo. Perhaps their most popular song, “Cuida Bem Dela”, dominated the No. 1 spot on the Brasil Hot 100 Airplay for eight consecutive weeks and has reached more than a million YouTube views. Their first album produced the hits “Mistura louca”, “Recaidos”, and “To... read full bio
Herencia de Patrones is a Latin band that consists of members Rodriguez (aka Shrek), Javier Bojorquez, and Francisco Alfonso. The group is best known for their unique genre known as trap corridos. The lead member Shrek, had the idea of a trap corridor band years ago and was something he wanted to make a trend. Since then, Herencia de Patrones... read full bio
Hope Tala creates upbeat, lyrical music that blends bossa nova, Latin, R&B and soul elements. Sensitive Soul and Girl Eats Sun are just two of the nuanced and well-received EPs she has produced. Afterwards came a series of fascinating songs, including "Party Sickness" and "Is It Enough." Tala, who was up playing the clarinet and was active in her school's band and... read full bio
Formerly the lead singer of Dark Latin Groove (DLG), Huey Dunbar is now a Latin music solo artist. Dunbar was born in New York to a Puerto Rican mother and Jamaican father. Both his Puerto Rican and Jamaican roots have had a big influence on his tropical style of music, which is a fusion of salsa, reggae, and hip-hip/R&B. Dunbar... read full bio
