Here are the emerging artists (from 2023 Billboard Latin Music Week) who we are listening to this month and who should be on your radar.
editors spotlight a group of rising artists whose music we love. Think “diamantes en bruto,” or “diamonds in the rough.” These are newcomers who have yet to impact the mainstream — but whose music excites us, and who we believe our readers should make a point to discover.Our latest edition of On the Radar Latin includes a wave of emerging artists, who we discovered during the 2023 Billboard Latin Music Week last month either by networking or coming across their music at a showcase.
Born to a Mexican mother and Venezuelan father, he spent a few years in Mexico and a couple more in Miami before moving to Nashville in early 2023 to continue developing his career. With a sweet, raspy voice in singles like “Tú,” “Blanca Navidad” with Manuel Gamez, and “Libertadores” — the latter dedicated to those who lost their lives in political demonstrations in Venezuela — Terán has shown his ability to address various topics with empathy and sensitivity.
“I wanted to honor my land, my people and my culture with merengue, to take it to different latitudes and say with pride that I am from the Dominican Republic,” says the artist, who at 15 moved to Boston and now is based in Miami. Mery Eme captivated me at Latin Music Week with her good vibes and cheerful personality. She is currently working on an upcoming album in which she promises to incorporate elements of regional Mexican and urbano music, as well as getting involved in songwriting.
Born Faiber Stiven Caicedo Castro, Venesti is surprising the music industry with his infectious and refreshing songs, drawing inspiration from a myriad of rhythmic influences including dancehall, tropical, and urbano, among others. His debut album,‘s Jessica Roiz wrote, “Off the bat, is showcasing his versatility, delivering infectious reggaetón, bossa nova/trap fusions, and even an electronic-bachata.
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