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CUCO

Omar Banos, known professionally as Cuco, is an American singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from Hawthorne, California. Teaching himself music production, he self-released his first EP, Wannabewithu, in 2016, recording its seven songs at home in his bedroom as a teenager. The project has since surpassed 650 million streams, carried by viral favorites “Lover Is a Day” and “Amor de Siempre.” He followed it a year later with a second EP, Songs4u. His breakthrough came with the 2017 single “Lo Que Siento,” allowing him to leave college to pursue music full-time. In 2018 Cuco returned with the Chiquito EP which features fan favorites Dontmakemefallinlove and Summertimehigh.

After signing with Interscope Records in 2019, he released his debut studio album, Para Mi. His sophomore album, Fantasy Gateway, produced by Manuel Lara, arrived in 2022, earning praise from Pitchfork for its “newfound shine.” In November 2023, he released the Hitchhiker EP which came together after Cuco experienced an injury that forced him to reckon with his own mortality. Coming out of that experience, Cuco struggled to grasp the overwhelming concept of the fragility of life.

In May 2025, he released his third studio album, Ridin’, a Chicano soul record that plays like a love letter to Los Angeles, built on a warm analog sound steeped in the oldies and lowrider culture of Southern California. Produced by Thomas Brenneck (Amy Winehouse, Charles Bradley), it features contributions from members of Thee Sacred Souls, Los Yesterdays, and the Menahen Street Band.

Cuco’s artistry bridges cultures and generations, exploring various musical eras while addressing universal themes of love and heartache.

DANNY LUX

When DannyLux was seven years old, his father, who drove a trash truck through the Coachella Valley, spotted a guitar that someone had thrown out and brought it home. That discarded instrument became the first chapter of an improbable story. A little more than a decade later, the kid from the Palm Springs area walked onto the Coachella stage as one of the festival’s most anticipated performers.

Now 22, the Mexican-American singer, songwriter, and producer has become one of the defining young voices in Latin music and a pioneering figure in “alternative sierreño,” a sound that pairs the romantic heartbreak of regional Mexican corridos with the texture and ambition of classic rock. His influences trace a wide arc, from The Beatles and Pink Floyd to Ritchie Valens, layered over the Mexican music that filled

his childhood home. He started writing his own songs at 15, and his early single “24:7” went viral, introducing a melancholic, guitar-led style that connected instantly with a new generation while pushing the boundaries of contemporary Latin music. His breakout collaboration with Eslabón Armado, “Jugaste y Sufrí,” which he wrote, has since surpassed 300 million views and put his songwriting on the global map.

Though his career is still young, DannyLux has already made a name for himself internationally. In 2022, he earned a Billboard Latin Music Award nomination for “Jugaste y Sufrí,” a Premios Juventud nomination, nominations for Artist of the Year and Best Sierreño Song of the Year at Mexico City’s Radio Awards, and a gold certification for his hit single “Infeliz.” That same year, he served as the official opening act for Coldplay across eight shows in Mexico.

In 2023, he made his Coachella debut and received his first Premio Lo Nuestro nomination from Univision for Best New Artist, Regional Mexican, and his hometown of Desert Hot Springs presented him with the keys to the city. He closed the year with an A Colors Show appearance and a Tiny Desk performance, a second consecutive placement on Billboard’s “21 Under 21” list, and a spot on Variety’s Young Hollywood Report, cementing his standing as one of the most exciting young artists of his generation.

The momentum carried into 2024. He appeared in the Grammys’ Press Play series and SoundCloud’s docuseries SCENES, was featured in Spotify’s La Tierra de Música Mexicana, and earned a Latin Grammy nomination for Best Contemporary Mexican Music Album for his album “EVOLUXION.” DannyLux opened 2025 sharing the stage with Eslabón Armado and Cuco at Viva Music Festival’s “I Heart L.A.” In May, he released his most ambitious work to date, the album and accompanying short film LEYENDA, which earned him a second consecutive Latin Grammy nomination for Best Contemporary Mexican Music Album and a performance slot on the awards’ live telecast. Spanning 19 original tracks, the album marked a bold creative leap and a clear step forward in his growth as a songwriter and musician, landing at No. 6 on Billboard’s Best Latin Albums of 2025 So Far and No. 20 on Rolling Stoneen Español’s Best Albums of 2025 So Far. The short film also gave him his first foray into acting,widening the scope of his artistry. Shortly after, he made his runway debut at Paris Fashion Week, walking in designer Willy Chavarria’s highly curated show.

In 2026, DannyLux signed a global publishing deal with Universal Music Publishing Group and appeared on Rawayana’s latest album with the track “Bienvenidos a la Tierra,” extending an evolution that keeps placing him among the artists reshaping the contemporary music landscape. Still remarkably young, he continues to build a dynamic, ever-evolving career, driven by an authentic and innovative vision that marks him as one of the most promising voices in music today.

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