Clients – Yágueri

Luis Fonsi

The Puerto Rican singer-songwriter is a game-changer in Latin music history. Luis Fonsi left an indelible mark with his Spanish mega-hit “Despacito” in 2017, breaking all records, cultural barriers and snagging multiple Latin GRAMMY awards. Fast forward to 2024, Fonsi gears up for a new album release and a world tour, marking 25 years of a stellar artistic journey.

Pedro Capó

Puerto Rican and Latin GRAMMY winner Pedro Capó, commands stages with his dynamic live performances and iconic hits. Following the success of “Calma,” he keeps solidifying his status as a Latin music heavyweight. In 2022, Pedro dropped his fifth studio album, “La Neta,” amassing over 60 million streams. The album, featuring the hit “La Fiesta,” secured his debut nomination for the GRAMMY in the category of Best Latin Pop Album.

Chayanne

Puerto Rican star is definitely a global force in music boasting over 30 million albums sold worldwide. Over three decades, Chayanne has crafted anthems like “Dejaría Todo” and “Un Siglo Sin Ti.” In 2023, he received the Icon Award at the Billboard Latin Music Awards and dropped his chart-topping album “Bailemos Otra Vez.” As he prepares for a 2024 tour across multiple countries, the boricua continues his legacy of creating timeless musical hits.

Natti Natasha

Natti Natasha is a highly regarded Dominican singer and songwriter known for her captivating voice and charismatic presence in the Latin music scene. She's known for chart-topping hits like "Criminal" and collaborations with top artists, showcasing her dynamic talent and magnetic presence on the global stage. Natti recently released her most personal and emotional recent single “Quiéreme Menos”.

Elena Rose

The Latin Grammy-nominated Elena Rose is an emerging singer-songwriter who has quickly made waves in the music industry with her distinctive blend of pop, R&B, and Latin influences. Originally from Miami, Florida, Elena gained attention with her debut single "Sandunga," and it was a prelude to a smasher repertoire, which now includes hits as ”Caracas En El 2000”, “Bayamón” and “Me Lo Merezco”.

Cuarteto de Nos

Blending rock, pop, hip-hop, and more, the cult Uruguayan band and Latin GRAMMY winners, Cuarteto de Nos, have transcended musical boundaries for over three decades. With 17 studio albums and a repertoire of concerts across Latin America and Europe, the charrúa quintet stands vibrantly alive. Their lyrics, weaving reality with sarcasm and humor, affirm the enduring relevance of their musical legacy.

Kany García

The Puerto Rican singer and songwriter is one of the leading voices in Latin pop. She gained recognition in 2004 on Objetivo Fama and released her debut album Cualquier Día in 2007. Since then, she has built a consistent career with multiple successful albums and songs like “Hoy Ya Me Voy” and “Duele Menos,” earning several Latin Grammy Awards. Known for her songwriting and steady artistic evolution, she remains a key figure in contemporary Latin music.

Goyo

Gloria Emilse Martínez, known as Goyo, is a Colombian singer, rapper, and producer who co-founded the acclaimed group ChocQuibTown. In 2022, she embarked on her solo career with the release of "Na Na Na," a song that highlights her commitment to Afro-Latin identity and women's empowerment. Her solo work has been recognized by Billboard, which honored her as an "Agent of Change" for her advocacy and cultural impact. Goyo's music blends Afro-Colombian rhythms with contemporary genres, creating a unique sound that continues to influence the Latin music scene.

Luis Figueroa

Luis Figueroa, a Puerto Rican singer and songwriter born in Philadelphia, has emerged as a prominent figure in the renewal of contemporary salsa. A graduate of Berklee College of Music, his career took off after catching the attention of Marc Anthony with his rendition of "Flor Pálida," which led to a deal with Magnus Media. Since then, he has blended salsa with urban and pop elements, shining in albums like Luis Figueroa (2022) and Coexistencia (2024), the latter earning Latin Grammy nominations for Best Salsa Album and Best Tropical Song. His innovative approach and collaborations with artists like Gente de Zona have established him as a key voice in the evolution of tropical music.

LosPetitFellas

The first time LosPetitFellas put up a poster, it was to announce a show in Bogotá, Colombia on May 26, 2012. One EP, three albums later, and with a new record out on the streets, they’ve positioned themselves as one of the most exciting independent music projects in Latin America.

Their latest release, titled 777, is a triptych composed of three parts and 21 songs, released between 2020 and 2021. In 2023, they dropped a live album in a philharmonic format alongside the Medellín Philharmonic Orchestra, titled Fellarmónico.

In 2018, they were nominated for a Latin Grammy in the Best New Artist category.

Gale

GALE, born Carolina Isabel Colón Juarbe in Arecibo, Puerto Rico, is a prominent singer and songwriter who has collaborated with renowned artists such as Shakira, Juanes, Christina Aguilera, and Pharrell Williams. Her debut album Lo Que No Te Dije (2023) received praise from outlets like Rolling Stone and Billboard, positioning her as one of the most promising new voices in Latin pop. In 2023, she was nominated for Best New Artist at the Latin Grammy Awards, cementing her rise in the international music scene.

Avril

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Fonseca

Renowned Colombian musician and composer, Fonseca, is celebrated for seamlessly blending vallenato, pop, and tropical music. Anthems like “Te Mando Flores” and “Eres Mi Sueño” have etched their place in Latin musical history. In 2023, Fonseca embarked on a Latin American and U.S. tour, winning his eighth Latin GRAMMY for Best Tropical Song for “Si Tú Me Quieres” alongside Juan Luis Guerra.

Cali y el Dandee

The Colombian duo, composed of Alejandro and Mauricio Rengifo, has mastered the art of crafting hits like “Yo Te Esperaré” and “Gol.” Hailing from Cali, Colombia, the brothers have significantly shaped the evolution of pop, seamlessly blending ballads and urban vibes in Spanish, working with artists like Rauw Alejandro, Luis Fonsi, and David Visbal. In 2023, Cali y El Dandee dropped their latest album, “Ángel,” graced La Voz España, and kicked off a tour across multiple countries, a journey set to unfold further in 2024.

Erick Brian

Erick Brian Colón, ex member of CNCO, launched his solo career with the release of “Feliz Año Nuevo Triste” in December 2024. The track, produced by Vitto & Renzo, Jon The Producer, Richi López, Mike & Gio, and Mazzarri, marks the beginning of a new chapter in his artistic journey—one defined by emotional depth and authenticity. Directed by Gara and filmed in Miami, the music video captures the contrast between celebration and melancholy, showing Erick at a New Year’s Eve party while grappling with feelings of solitude and introspection. With this project, Erick aims to connect with his audience on a soulful level, delivering music that encourages dancing through life, even during moments of farewell.