Latest Release
- DEC 6, 2024
- 1 Song
- SAN MIGUEL - Single · 2024
- Visionary · 2015
- Pepas - Single · 2021
- Diles (feat. Arcángel, Ñengo Flow, DJ Luian & Mambo Kingz) - Single · 2016
- Si Tu Lo Dejas (feat. Bad Bunny, Farruko, Nicky Jam & King Kosa) - Single · 2017
- La 167 · 2021
- Imperio Nazza (Farruko Edition) · 2013
- Calma (Remix) - Single · 2018
- Ella y Yo (feat. Farruko, Tempo, Anuel AA, Almighty & Bryant Myers) - Single · 2016
- Farruko Presents Los Menores · 2014
Essential Albums
- Right from the outset, this Puerto Rican-born reggaeton singer and go-to producer boldly proclaims “This is the next level, the future.” Farruko then sets out to prove just that, his booming baritone vocals punctuating party-propelling tunes that fold arpeggio-driven melodies and choruses over thumping beats. “Obsesionado” starts sparsely, with supple, bass-leaning keyboard melodies flowing beneath his suave vocals; “HMB” turns a bit psychedelic with swirling circular samples. Ultimately, though, Shaggy and Nicky Jam take us to the climax with the feel-good Tropicália-dancehall crossover tune “Sunset.”
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Artist Playlists
- The sly crooner breathes new life and a bit of island breeze into reggaetón's beat.
- The Puerto Rican pop star’s clips bring the beach party to your home.
Compilations
- Enrique Iglesias
More To Hear
- The Puerto Rican star goes track-by-track on his seventh album.
- Top hits from Pedro Capó & Farruko and Anuel AA.
- Latin Trap's biggest star, plus Noriel, Farruko, and Arcángel.
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About Farruko
Farruko’s story is that of a talent determined to find an outlet, regardless of the obstacles. Born Carlos Efrén Reyes Rosado in 1991 in Bayamón, Puerto Rico, the singer started writing his own songs at the age of 11; a few years later, he dropped out of school to work as a mechanic with his father while pursuing his main love: reggaetón. He released his first single, “Bla Bla Bla,” at 16, but when that didn’t go anywhere, he turned to MySpace. The experience proved to be pivotal: Farruko (a nickname his grandfather had given him as a kid) built such a strong following on social-media platforms that his 2010 debut album made serious waves in Puerto Rico’s reggaetón scene, with attention paid to his versatile and romantic vocals. From there, he was off and running, releasing almost an album a year throughout the decade, and participating in a dizzying array of collaborations with established artists such as Daddy Yankee as well as next-gen urbano stalwarts like Bad Bunny, J Balvin, and Arcángel. Though reggaetón, rap, and R&B were his first loves, he embraced the rising Latin trap movement in 2017 with TrapXficante. That same year, he turned the video for his love song “Don’t Let Go” into a screed against the rise of anti-immigrant sentiment in the U.S., proving that even a lyricist adept at celebrating the good life could have a strong social conscience.
- HOMETOWN
- Bayamon, Puerto Rico, United States
- BORN
- May 2, 1991
- GENRE
- Urbano latino