Brytiago

Brytiago, born Bryan Cancel Santiago on July 14, 1992, in Carolina, Puerto Rico, is a reggaeton singer who taught himself to sing and write songs from a young age, drawing on his own experiences for his lyrics. He released his debut single «Hay Algo en Ti» in July 2014 and gained wider international recognition after appearing as a featured artist on Daddy Yankee's «Alerta Roja». In 2016, he signed with Cartel Records, the label founded by Daddy Yankee, whom Brytiago had long admired as an artist.

His catalog blends melodic reggaeton with trap and R&B influences, and includes hits such as «Bebé (Remix)», «Luna», «Hagámoslo», «Punto G (Remix)», «Netflixxx», and «Lonely». Songs like «Asesina» and its remix, along with «La Mentira (Remix)» and «Te Fallé (Remix)», showcase his frequent collaborations with other Latin urban artists, a hallmark of his rise within the genre.

Brytiago's sound is characterized by smooth, romantic vocal melodies layered over reggaeton and dembow rhythms, often incorporating auto-tuned, R&B-inflected hooks that set him apart within Puerto Rico's crowded urban music scene. Since joining Cartel Records, he has remained a steady presence in Latin urban music, known for his genuine, heartfelt songwriting style and his continued output of collaborative singles and remixes.