His 2012 debut "Magia" brought him to the attention of radio listeners throughout Latin America, while 2015's "Pretty Boy, Dirty Boy" broke through in the U.S., landing in the upper echelons of the Latin Pop, Urban and Tropical charts. Since then, Maluma has usurped world domination with a steady stream of videos, chart singles and hit albums like "11:11" (2019) and "Papi Juancho" (2020). He was also the subject of the documentary "Maluma: Lo Que Era, Lo Que Soy, Lo Que Seré." His success continued into the next decade, when he topped the charts in 2021 with the single "Sobrio," starred in Jennifer Lopez's romantic comedy "Marry Me" in 2022, and released the "Love & Sex Tape."

Born Tokischa Altagracia Peralta Juárez, Dominican rapper Tokischa grew up in the Los Frailes neighborhood of Santo Domingo and studied visual arts and playwriting as a teenager. During her career as an aspiring model, she crossed paths with photographer Raymi Paulus, who encouraged the then 20-year-old to focus on her singing talent. Impressed by her first studio sessions, Paulus signed her to his Paulus Music label to launch a solo career as a musician. Tokischa began her career with a confident, trap-driven sound: she debuted in 2018 with "Pícala." In 2019 and 2020, she moved into the spotlight with a series of collaborations: Eladio Carrión, Rochy RD and Jamby El Favo. The artist, who quickly gained attention for her unique vocal style and heavily sexualized verses, shifted to dembow and reggaeton in the early 2020s, beginning 2021 with "Tukuntazo" and "Yo No Me Voy Acostar." Her breakthrough came later that year with the J Balvin collaboration "Perra" - a reference to the image of the bitch in heat. A second major-label collaboration with Rosalía was even more successful, "Linda," which saw the duo team up for a hard-hitting back-to-back smash to close out the year. In 2022, she continued this commercial breakthrough with the Marshmello-produced dance floor hit "Estilazo," the second Rosalía collaboration "La Combi Versace" and even a single with pop icon Madonna ("Hung Up"). The raunchy "Delincuente," with verses by Anuel AA and Ñengo Flow, became one of their biggest hits to date.

With their mix of reggaeton and Cuban timba, the group soon gained a following among the island's youth. The hits "Igualito," "Señorita Intelectual" or "Motorola" became classics overnight. In 2009, the band even had a successful European tour. The band makes a special effort with the lyrics, the traditional language of the island and its slang reflect the special cultural background. Musically, the band tries to act in the same way: "We try to keep the simple essence of Cuban music, which has been lost since the nineties, when the music was not so complicated," explains Frank.After numerous collaborations with top Cuban artists such as El Micha, Bamboleo, Charanga Habanera and Yulien Oviedo are Los 4, often referred to by their fans as "Los Salvajes", they returned in 2018 with the hit "Dicen Por Ahí".

In recent years he has visited clubs and concert halls around the world: Colombia, Peru, Rep. Doninicana, Miami, New York, Geneva, Zurich, Paris, Amsterdam, Lisbon, Rome, Milan, Dakar, Marrakech, Barcelona, Madrid, Dubai... as support act at concerts of the biggest artists of the Latino scene: ROMÉO SANTOS, ARCANGEL, JOWEL Y RANDY, FARRUKO, SECH, KAROL G, NATTI NATASHA, ZION Y LENNOX, NICKY JAM, DADDY YANKEE, MALUMA, J BALVIN and BAD BUNNY! !!