Coni Puelma

María Constanza Puelma Wright (born April 15, 1993; Viña del Mar, Chile), known by her stage name as Coni Puelma, is a chilean singer and songwritter.

Coming from a family of artists, Coni began to show interest in music when she was very young. At the early age of 11, she took her first singing lessons and started performing in local competitions, always standing out for her virtuous voice and her presence on stage.

Throughout the years, she has been vocally and musically influenced by artists such as Christina Aguilera, Beyoncé, Chris Brown, Drake and Bad Bunny.

In 2020 Coni sets the beginning of her new music approach, which combines latin urban genres, mainly Latin Trap, with contemporary R&B. In November of 2020 she releases "Modo Diabla",

In 2021 she continues with the line of Latin Trap, by releasing the singles "No Te Creas" and "Nah Que Hablar", as she also dabbles in other rhythms, such as Moombahton and Reggaeton for the summer, with her singles "Mal Portá", “Fuego” and "Pariseo".

In March 2022 she releases her first album: "The Rise", featuring 6 tracks of almost pure Trap, with tinges of R&B. This is her most important and diverse work so far and the one that will put Coni Puelma in the spotlight of the chilean urban scene.