Artist Spotlight: Piso 21

Piso 21 is a Latin urban pop band that has left an indelible mark on the music scene with their infectious melodies and genre-blending sound. Formed in Medellín, Colombia in 2007, the group’s lineup originally included Juan David ‘El Profe’ Huertas, Pablo Mejía ‘Pablito’, David Escobar ‘Dim’, and Juan David Castaño ‘El Llane’. Their collective talent and innovative approach quickly garnered them a strong following in the Latin music community. Piso 21 initially burst onto the scene with their eponymous debut album in 2012, which featured the stand-out hit “Suele Suceder”. This initial success paved the way for their sophomore release, “Ubuntu” (2018), where they solidified their reputation by incorporating elements of reggaeton, pop, and urban sounds into their music. Tracks like “Te Amo” and “Besándote” received critical acclaim and demonstrated the band’s versatility and knack for hit-making. As they continued to evolve, Piso 21 undertook several high-profile collaborations with artists such as Maluma, Myke Towers, and Christian Nodal, broadening their influence and reach. Their ability to mesh seamlessly with different musical styles while maintaining their signature sound is a testament to their artistic dexterity. “Mar Azul” is a perfect encapsulation of Piso 21’s ethos—a track that blends wistful lyrics with infectious rhythms, creating a sonic experience that feels both contemporary and timeless. The song’s breezy instrumental arrangement, coupled with evocative vocal harmonies, makes it an emblematic piece, capturing the quintessence of Latin pop. Piso 21’s enduring appeal lies in their ability to continually adapt and innovate, ensuring they remain at the vanguard of Latin music. Whether it’s through their chart-topping albums or memorable live performances, the band has firmly cemented their place in the annals of Latin music history.