Bryant Myers

Bryant Myers, born Bryan Robert Rohena Pérez on April 5, 1998, in Loma Alta, Carolina, Puerto Rico, is a trap and reggaeton artist known for his distinctively raspy, deep voice. He first broke through with «Esclava», made alongside his cousin-in-law Anonimus (Luis Beauchamp); the track's subsequent remix with Anuel AA and Almighty launched his career into the spotlight of Puerto Rico's «Nueva Generación» trap movement.

His style blends reggaeton, trap and Latin rap, marked by a laid-back, recital-like flow delivered without vocal delay effects, and lyrics with a strongly erotic, sensual edge. This combination earned him a series of nicknames within the scene, reflecting both his youth when he started and his popularity, and helped him stand out among a generation of artists that included Anuel AA, Almighty, Brytiago, Lary Over, Miky Woodz and Noriel.

Beyond «Esclava» and its remix «Esclava (Remix)», his catalog includes collaborations and singles such as «Gan-Ga (Remix)», «Ojalá», «Triste», «Un Ratito Más», «No Eres Mía» and «Me Han Hablau de Ti». He has also worked with established names in urban music like Ñengo Flow, Farruko, Tempo and Kevin Roldán, cementing his place as one of the key voices to emerge from the wave of young Puerto Rican trap artists in the mid-2010s.