KHEA was still in his teens when his fourth single “Loca” dropped in 2017. Its four minutes of rattling hi-hats over a hypnotic hook marked the moment when Buenos Aires’ trap movement definitively hit the mainstream. The artist—born Ivo Alfredo Thomas Serue—has since founded his own label in Young Flex, inked a deal with Interscope and scored remixes with Bad Bunny and Natti Natasha. But his raw lyricism and liquid vocals anchor the hype, whether he’s slyly satirical on “Creo Que” or watching love fade on “Dónde Estás”. These shimmering cuts point to the future of Latin trap.