Our Artists

1 de mayo - 30 de junio 2026

El Micha

El Micha (real name: Michael Fernando Sierra Miranda) is a Cuban singer, songwriter, and producer of reggaeton born September 12, 1981, in Reparto Eléctrico, Havana, Cuba. He proclaimed himself for years as the "first Cuban reggaetonero" and is one of the most controversial figures in Cuban urban music. He discovered his passion for music at age 8 while listening to salsa and merengue songs on the radio. Although his family had no musical tradition, his interest was so strong that he began composing his own songs. Before dedicating himself to music, El Micha was an athlete, standing out in basketball during his adolescence. In his early days, he was part of the duo El Micha and Elvis Manuel, with whom he recorded tracks like "Dale Mambo", which became a hit in Cuba during the early years of reggaeton on the island. However, the partnership ended tragically in 2008 when Elvis Manuel disappeared in the Florida Straits attempting to reach the United States by raft, and was never heard from again. As a solo artist, El Micha achieved great popularity with songs that became Cuban reggaeton anthems, including "Quiero que se enteren", "Con dinero y pasmao", "Si se va a formar", "Ella No Te Quiere" (in collaboration with Chocolate MC in 2010), "Anda" (with Gente de Zona in 2013), "Dejate de Bobería" (with Yomil y El Dany), and "Arroz con mango" (with Lenier Mesa). One of the most famous rivalries in Cuban reggaeton was his "tiradera" (rap battle) with Chocolate MC, with whom he exchanged multiple songs of insults and direct attacks. El Micha released the track "Que vaya el Choco", while Chocolate MC responded with his own diss tracks, generating a media war that divided genre fans for years. El Micha never received formal musical training nor studied at conservatories. He is completely self-taught as a singer, songwriter, and producer. Despite this, he received support from the Cuban government for years, which recognized his talent and provided him opportunities to perform on national television and official festivals, something unusual for artists without academic training. His political position has been one of the most criticized aspects of his career. Initially seen as an artist sympathetic to the Cuban regime, in 2021 he seemed to switch sides by releasing "Un sueño", a song many interpreted as a message supporting freedom. However, to many's surprise, in 2024 he returned to Cuba and resumed performing on the island, which generated strong criticism from diaspora sectors who accused him of political opportunism. El Micha resides in Miami with his wife Ana María Daniel and their children Dylan and Amanda. The family arrived in the United States in May 2022 after passing through Nicaragua, a migration route used by thousands of Cubans. In 2024, following the death of his colleague and friend El Taiger, El Micha paid tribute to him with the song "José", dedicated to his memory. With over two decades of career, El Micha remains an influential though divisive figure in Cuban reggaeton, recognized for his innate talent for composition and production, but constantly questioned for his political decisions and his back-and-forth between Cuba and Miami.

17 de abril - 3 de marzo 2026

Ja Rulay

Ja Rulay is a 21-year-old Cuban reggaeton singer from Colón, Havana, who has become one of the most prominent voices of the new generation of the Cuban "reparto" movement. Known as "el papá de los cachorros" (the father of the cubs), he has established himself as a cultural reference both on the island and in the diaspora. Born and raised in conditions of extreme poverty in a crumbling Havana tenement, Ja Rulay began his musical career forming a duo with Fixty Ordara, achieving great success with tracks like "Todo está OK" (2022), which surpassed 9 million views on YouTube. In October 2023, the duo announced their separation to continue their solo careers. Among his most notable songs as a solo artist are "Respeta", "Maldita", "El Barco" (in collaboration with Were and Toy Boy), and "Chingona" with Wow Popy. His music reflects the experiences of Cuban neighborhoods, combining reggaeton with trap and contemporary urban rhythms. Beyond music, Ja Rulay has been characterized by his social activism, raising his voice against the drug consumption crisis in Cuba, especially among young people aged 16 to 19. He has also been involved in various controversies on social media and has had public confrontations with other artists in the genre, including a physical altercation with the late El Taiger in Varadero in May 2024. Recently, in January 2026, the artist announced that he will become a father for the first time with his partner, influencer Marell Infante, and has shown signs of initiating immigration processes to the United States. Despite his young age, Ja Rulay is projected as an influential figure in Cuban urban culture, with thousands of followers who closely follow both his music and his personal life.

9 de julio - 27 de julio 2026

Jaco Forever

Jacob Forever (real name: Yosdani Jacob Carmenates), also known as "El Inmortal" (The Immortal), is a prominent Cuban reggaeton singer born December 21, 1981, in Camagüey, Cuba. With over two decades of artistic career, he has established himself as one of the most prominent figures in Cuban and Latin American urban music. His career began unusually at age 17 as a roller skater for the Salsa Mulata dance company, where he sang and danced on roller skates paying tribute to groups like N'Sync and Backstreet Boys. This experience took him to Spain, where he stayed for a year before returning to Cuba and founding the group Made in Cuba at age 20, of which he was director, singer, and composer. In 2005, Jacob joined the legendary group Gente de Zona alongside Alexander Delgado and producer Nando Pro, where he remained for 8 years achieving national and international fame. He was composer and singer of acclaimed albums like "Lo Mejor Que Suena Ahora Vol. 1 & 2", with songs like "Le Gusta Los Artistas", "El Animal", "Soñé", and "La Campaña" that topped charts in Cuba, Miami, and Europe. During this period, he collaborated with artists like Orishas, La Charanga Habanera, and El Micha, winning a Premio Lucas. In 2013, after Gente de Zona's separation, Jacob embarked on his solo career forming Los Inmortales with El Dany and Nando Pro. His albums "Más Duro" (2014) and "Son Muchas Cosas" consolidated his success. The turning point in his career came in 2015 with the release of "Hasta Que Se Seque El Malecón" (Until the Malecón Dries Up), included in his album "El Inmortal". This song became a generational anthem with nearly 78 million YouTube views, catapulting him to international fame. It was followed by "La Dura" (also from 2015), and in 2017 he participated in the remix of "Súbeme La Radio" with Enrique Iglesias and Descemer Bueno, achieving 4 Platinum Records. Jacob has resided in Miami for over 7 years, where he obtained U.S. citizenship in 2023. He is married to Diliamne Jouve González, known as "La Dura", with whom he has a daughter named Saisha. Additionally, he has two children from previous relationships. The artist has been vocal about his political stance, publicly declaring he will not return to Cuba while the communist regime exists. Instead, he reunites with his family (his mother and grandmother who live in Camagüey) in neutral destinations like Punta Cana and Cancun. Recent collaborations include "La Ex" (with Dany Ome, Kevincito El 13, Wampi, and El Chulo), "Mi Prioridad", and "Muñequita de Cristal". He is currently touring with Gente de Zona celebrating the duo's 25th anniversary. With a style combining reggaeton, bachata, and romantic urban music, Jacob Forever continues to be a relevant figure on the international Latin scene.

1 de mayo - 1 de junio 2026

Salsa

Manolín El Médico de la Salsa

Manolín "El Médico de la Salsa" (Manuel González Hernández) is a Cuban singer, songwriter, and bandleader born on March 18, 1965, in Guantánamo, Cuba. He is one of the most iconic and controversial figures in Cuban timba, a genre he dominated on the island's music scene during the 1990s. A medical school graduate, he was nicknamed "El Médico de la Salsa" (The Doctor of Salsa) by José Luis Cortés "El Tosco," whose legendary band NG La Banda he joined as a backing vocalist and guest composer. Without formal vocal training, Manolín stood out for his stage presence, natural charisma, and especially for his exceptional talent as a songwriter. In 1993 he released his debut album "Una Aventura Loca," which made him known throughout Cuba. This was followed by "Para mi gente" (1995), which includes his most emblematic track "La bola" —for which he won the El Artista Cubano award in 1996—, "De buena fe" (1997), and "Jaque mate" (1998). By the late '90s, Manolín topped the Havana charts, filled nightclubs, and provided original songs to groups like La Charanga Habanera, NG La Banda, and Bamboleo. His career faced its first setbacks when, through his lyrics, he called on the Miami Cuban community to "extend a hand," promoting friendship between Cubans from the island and from Florida. These lyrics were frowned upon by the Cuban government and quickly censored. He then decided to travel to Miami, where he temporarily settled, with many thinking he would be the bridge that would unite all Cubans through music. After briefly returning to Havana without the expected success, he went back to Miami and later to Europe, especially Italy, where his music was always well received. In 2001 he released the double album "El puente (Live in the USA)," and in 2012 he recorded "Tiene que ser Manolín" with Warner Music Spain. In 2024 he returned to Cuba after years of censorship, releasing his album "La Calentura" and resuming performances in venues like the Salón Rojo del Capri. Manolín has publicly denounced being censored on Cuban radio and television for over two decades, stating he was "taken out of the game" by the government when he was at the peak of his popularity. Recently, he has claimed to be a precursor of the "reparto" genre, asserting that many current urban artists built their careers on musical structures he developed in the '90s. His original band featured exceptional musicians like Luis Bu, Jeans Valdés, and Eduardo "Chaka" Nápoles, creating what many consider one of the hottest timbera essences in history.

6 de marzo - 22 de marzo 2026

Talent Fuego

Talent Fuego is a Cuban reggaeton and urban music singer who is part of the new generation of the Cuban "reparto" movement. With approximately 197,800 monthly listeners on Spotify, he has positioned himself as one of the emerging exponents of the island's urban scene. His style is characterized by fusing traditional reggaeton with elements of trap and indigenous Cuban rhythms, reflecting life in Cuba's neighborhoods (repartos). Among his most notable collaborations is the track "Cosas del Amor" alongside Ozunaje and Michel Boutic, which has gained traction in cubatón and Cuban urban music playlists. Talent Fuego represents the new wave of Cuban artists who, by leveraging digital platforms and social media, have managed to spread their music beyond the island's borders. His musical proposal connects with young audiences both in Cuba and in the Cuban diaspora, especially in Miami, where Cuban urban music has gained enormous popularity. As part of the "reparto" movement—which derives its name from the neighborhoods where this style of homemade reggaeton is created with local slang and street themes—Talent Fuego continues to contribute to the evolution of contemporary Cuban urban sound, remaining active in the music scene with new releases and collaborations.

10 de abril - 26 de abril 2026

Wildey

Wildey is a Cuban reggaeton singer and songwriter who has solidified his presence in the Cuban "reparto" scene since launching his career in 2012. With 12 studio albums under his belt, he has positioned himself as one of the most prolific exponents of the island's urban music. His debut came in 2014 with the albums "La W con La M" and "Brincando El Charco" (the latter in collaboration with Mawell). That same year he released his first single "El Talento" (2013), marking the beginning of a musical trajectory for someone who originally aspired to pursue boxing professionally. Among his most successful tracks are "Perdularia", "Normalmente" (whose remix with Yomil y El Dany became a phenomenon in Cuba), and "Salva Vidas" in collaboration with El Dray and DJ Conds. In recent years alone, he has released over 10 singles, with "Ella Tiene" featuring Womy being one of his most recent works. Wildey has collaborated with prominent figures in Cuban urban music such as El Chacal, Harryson, DJ Unic, JOKER, and other artists from the reparto movement. His musical style combines traditional reggaeton with elements of trap and contemporary urban rhythms, reflecting life in Cuban neighborhoods. Although he has been involved in some controversies within the Cuban music scene, Wildey continues to be an active and relevant figure in the island's reggaeton landscape, with millions of streams on digital platforms and a solid fan base both in Cuba and in the diaspora.