La Factoria

La Factoría is a Panamanian reggaeton and dancehall group that burst onto the Latin music scene in the early 2000s, bringing infectious beats and catchy hooks to fans across the Americas. Formed in Panama City, the group originally featured vocalists like Demphra (Damaris Díaz), Joycee, and Goodfella, and they quickly gained fame with hits like "Perdóname" featuring Eddie Dee, which became a staple on radio and dance floors. Their music often blended romantic themes with upbeat rhythms, making them a go-to for party playlists and helping to popularize reggaeton in regions beyond Puerto Rico and Panama.

Over the years, La Factoría released albums like "Nueva Metas" and "Más Allá," collaborating with artists such as DJ Pablito and exploring sounds that mixed tropical vibes with urban edge. Though the lineup has shifted—with Demphra going solo at times—the group left a lasting mark on Latin pop and reggaeton, inspiring a wave of similar acts and keeping the energy high with tracks like "Dame una Oportunidad." If you're into feel-good, danceable tunes with a heartfelt twist, their discography is definitely worth a spin!

Genres

Pop

Hip Hop

R&b

Electropop

Reggaeton

Latin Pop

Dancehall

Tropical

Latest Release

Cómo Me Duele + Hay Otro En Mi Vida (Acoustic Versions)

La Factoria

Single - Released December 23, 2024