Carmen DeLeon, whose songs have amassed over 28 million combined global streams, was recently tapped by both Billboard and Idolator as an ‘Artist to Watch’ and profiled for MTV PUSH Radar. In addition, Billboard singled out her song “Pasado” with Colombian duo Cali Y El Dandee in a round-up of the best new Latin music releases and observed, “With her powerhouse vocals, the Venezuelan-born newcomer and Colombian pop-urban duo bring to life a danceable popetón with hints of electronic music.”
Born in Venezuela and now based in Miami, DeLeon released her debut single, “Volverás,” produced by Tainy (Bad Bunny, J Balvin, Cardi B), in 2020. “Juegas,” her collaboration with Latin GRAMMY® Award winner FEID, and “Cafécito,” a bittersweet track that she wrote in memory of her grandfathers’ passing, followed. She’s since collaborated with André Torres (GRAMMY® winner for “Despacito”) and Mauricio Rengifo (‘Charlies Angels’ composer) for her most current releases, power ballad “Bésame Bonito” and up-tempo, dance track, “BBB” which garnered attention from Telemundo, HOLA!, telecaribe, and more!
The 21-year-old artist joined three-time GRAMMY® Award winner NE-YO on “Shake,” a dance-floor anthem from DJ/producer L.L.A.M.A. Her interpretation of The Crystals’ 1962 hit, “He Hit Me (And It Felt Like A Kiss)” was featured in the Academy Award-winning film Promising Young Woman and the accompanying soundtrack. Euphoria says, “Carmen DeLeon commands the world as her stage with fiery gusto and an undeniable sense of positivity.”
