Morat is one of the most successful and recognized pop rock bands in Spanish. Formed in Bogotá in 2011 by Juan Pablo Isaza, Juan Pablo Villamil, Martín Vargas, and Simón Vargas, the band has won over audiences with their authenticity and talent. With four studio albums and an EP — “Sobre El Amor Y Sus Efectos Secundarios” (2016), “Balas Perdidas” (2018), “¿A Dónde Vamos?” (2021), “Si Ayer Fuera Hoy” (2022), and “Antes De Que Amanezca” (2023) — Morat has reached major musical milestones. Songs like “Cómo Te Atreves” and “No Se Va” have become generational anthems.

Alleh and Yorghaki continue to expand their influence and have established themselves as the artists of the year in Spain. It’s been a little over six months since the release of their debut album, La Ciudad, which included hits like capaz (merengueton) and una noche, earning them multiple Gold and Platinum Records. The bonus track la culpa (track 11) alone has already surpassed twenty million streams on Spotify.

With capaz (merengueton) ranking among the top three most-played songs this year on Spain’s demanding and competitive music radio market, it’s clear that the Venezuelans have won over Spain thanks to their great songs, good vibes, and strong work ethic. Alleh and Yorghaki have not only shined as musicians — they are now two recognizable names for any music lover in the country.

Manuel Medrano is one of the greats of the new Latin singer-songwriter movement. A two-time Latin GRAMMY winner (Best New Artist and Best Singer-Songwriter Album), the Colombian artist has become a sensation throughout the Spanish-speaking world. He is a true reference point in the international Latin market, proving that success and quality can go hand in hand—even while steering clear of the most overused radio formulas.

Pedro Capó’s career is living proof of how to strike the perfect balance between heartfelt pop and chart-topping success; between international recognition and staying true to his roots; between musical power and emotional depth. Since beginning his musical journey two decades ago, the Puerto Rican artist has steadily built a solid and thoughtful career — brilliant and true to his own musical vision.