Luis Fonsi

Luis Fonsi, born Luis Alfonso Rodríguez López-Cepero on April 15, 1978, in San Juan,Puerto Rico, is a globally recognized Latin pop artist, balladeer, andsongwriter. He began singing at a young age and later relocated to Orlando,Florida, where he joined school choirs and earned a full scholarship to studymusic at Florida State University. His classical training and natural vocaltalent laid the foundation for a career that would bridge romantic ballads andworldwide pop stardom.

Fonsi released his debut album Comenzaré in 1998, which included the hit “Si Tú Quisieras.” His early success in Latin America establishedhim as one of the leading voices in Latin pop and romantic ballads, with lateralbums like Amor Secreto, Abrazar la Vida, and Paso a Paso producing hits such as “Imagíname Sin Ti” and “No Me Doy por Vencido.”

While he was long recognized for his ballads, his globalbreakout came in 2017 with the release of “Despacito”featuring Daddy Yankee. The song became a cultural phenomenon, topping chartsin over 40 countries, becoming the most-viewed YouTube video for years, andearning multiple awards. A remix featuring Justin Bieber helped catapult thesong to the top of global pop charts, making Fonsi a household name around theworld.

He has released over 10 studio albums and collaborated withartists like Demi Lovato, Ozuna, Karol G, and Rauw Alejandro. His style nowblends Latin pop, reggaetón, and tropical influences, keeping him relevant tonew generations of listeners.

Luis Fonsi has won six Latin Grammy Awards, received numerousBillboard Latin Music Awards, and continues to tour internationally. With over25 years in the industry, he remains a leading voice in Latin music, balancingheartfelt emotion with chart-topping energy.

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