Divino

Divino, whose music permeates the reggaeton and Latin pop scenes, is a Puerto Rican singer renowned for his romantically-infused urban beats and melodic hooks. His real name is Daniel Velázquez, and he was born on November 19, 1977, in the Bronx, New York, and moved to Puerto Rico at a young age. Divino's career began to blossom in the early 2000s after collaborating with reggaeton pioneers like Daddy Yankee and Don Omar. Over the years, Divino has become known for his emotional lyrical content and his smooth vocal style, which has resonated with fans across the Spanish-speaking world.

His discography includes hits like "Simple Bandolero," which continues to align with his affinity for narratives dipped in street lore and romantic escapades, and "El Papel," where he delves into personal and emotional content. Joining forces with Baby Rasta on "Te Deseo Lo Mejor" showcases his collaborative spirit and versatility as an artist. Divino's range extends beyond the expected as he touches on various genres, evident in tracks such as the soulful "Amor de una Noche," the reflective "Visions of Love," and the evocative "The Magic Presence." Throughout his career, Divino has been appreciated for his ability to transcend the typical reggaeton beats, creating timeless tracks that often explore the depths of love and loss. The track "Idalia" serves as another testament to his artistic growth and his contributions to the Latin music genre. With each release, Divino continues to solidify his position as a prominent voice in the urban Latin music scene.

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Simple Bandolero
Single - Released July 7, 2023
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