Sebastian Yatra

With his warm blend of romantic balladry, Latin pop, and reggaeton, singer/songwriter Sebastián Yatra first found success as a 19-year-old when his 2013 single, "El Psicólogo," became a hit in his native Colombia and around Latin America. Three years later, the reggaeton/EDM hit "Traicionera" further established him as a Latin pop star, paving the way for his Latin Grammy-nominated 2018 debut, Mantra. He topped the charts again with 2020's Fantasia before releasing 2022's Dharma, the latter of which featured the Latin Grammy-nominated single "Adios." He topped the charts again in 2023 with "Vagabundo," which saw him team up with <a href="spotify:artist:0tmwSHipWxN12fsoLcFU3B">Manuel Turizo</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:7a0XAaPaK2aDSqa8p3QnC7">Beéle</a>. It was included on his fourth album, 2025's Milagro.

Yatra moved from his native Colombia to the U.S. at the age of five. Growing up in Miami, he learned to play guitar and piano and became a singer in his teenage years. After his 2013 single "El Psicólogo" became a hit in Colombia and around Latin America, he earned a widespread following over the next few years, with subsequent singles like "Para Olvidar," "No Me Llames," and "Como Mirarte" also faring well commercially. It was 2016's massive reggaeton and EDM hit "Traicionera" that truly cemented Yatra's popularity in the Latin American market, and he followed up that same year with his first mixtape, The Mixtape Jukebox, Vol. 1. 2017 saw the release of his debut EP, Extended Play Yatra, which included his hit "Traicionera."

In May of 2018, Yatra finally delivered his debut full-length album, Mantra. The album topped the charts in Colombia and hit number one on the Billboard Latin Pop Albums chart. Included on the album was the single "Robarte un Beso," a collaboration with <a href="spotify:artist:4vhNDa5ycK0ST968ek7kRr">Carlos Vives</a>. The track topped charts in Colombia and reached number 13 on the Billboard Hot Latin Songs chart. It also earned a Song of the Year nomination at the Latin Grammy Awards.

Yatra's sophomore album, Fantasía, arrived in April 2020 and spawned a number of singles, including "Vuelve" with <a href="spotify:artist:0ZHPrnImGh4re3TbSNkoZl">Beret</a>, "Atado Entre Tus Manos" with <a href="spotify:artist:264nbMzGPSkDZqTY8nXwCG">Tommy Torres</a>, and "Un Año," a collaboration with Mexicali-based Latin pop/rock group <a href="spotify:artist:0vR2qb8m9WHeZ5ByCbimq2">Reik</a>. The album topped the Billboard Latin Pop Albums chart and earned a Grammy nomination for Best Latin Pop Album. In March 2020, he joined <a href="spotify:artist:7slfeZO9LsJbWgpkIoXBUJ">Ricky Martin</a> for the non-album single "Falta Amor."

More singles arrived in 2021, including "Pareja del Año" with <a href="spotify:artist:7iK8PXO48WeuP03g8YR51W">Myke Towers</a>, "Tacones Rojos," and "Adios," that latter of which earned a Latin Grammy nomination for best pop song. All of these singles were included on Yatra's fourth studio album, 2022's Dharma, which also featured appearances from <a href="spotify:artist:7eLcDZDYHXZCebtQmVFL25">Aitana</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:1mcTU81TzQhprhouKaTkpq">Rauw Alejandro</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:4VMYDCV2IEDYJArk749S6m">Daddy Yankee</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:1GDbiv3spRmZ1XdM1jQbT7">Natti Natasha</a>, and others. The album peaked at number two on the Latin Pop Albums chart.

Yatra kicked off 2023 with the singles "Una Noche Sin Pensar" and "VAGABUNDO" with <a href="spotify:artist:0tmwSHipWxN12fsoLcFU3B">Manuel Turizo</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:7a0XAaPaK2aDSqa8p3QnC7">Beéle</a>, both of which heralded the singer's fourth album. Inspired by the miracles or little surprises one finds in everyday life, Milagro arrived in May 2025 and featured more guest appearances, including ROBI, <a href="spotify:artist:1b7AEdUSudOQoZF5ebUxCL">HUMBE</a>, GUS, and <a href="spotify:artist:4F4pp8NUW08JuXwnoxglpN">Bad Gyal</a>, the latter of whom joined Yatra for the single "2AM." ~ Timothy Monger