Juhn

Juhn, born Jorge Hernandez Quiles in Puerto Rico, is a singer, songwriter and producer who became one of the key figures of the second wave of Latin trap. He began writing songs as a child and recorded his first track at twelve, but his real breakthrough came in his early twenties with the single «Ahora Me Llama», which introduced his melodic, hook-driven approach to trap.

The 2016 remix of «Ahora Me Llama», featuring Noriel, Bryant Myers, Anonimus, Brytiago and Miky Woodz, turned Juhn into a recognizable name across the genre and helped cement the collaborative, posse-cut culture that defined Puerto Rican trap at the time. That same year he co-wrote «Cuatro Babys» for Noriel, alongside Maluma and Bryant Myers, a song that became one of the defining trap hits of the mid-2010s and brought him wider recognition as a songwriter, not just a performer.

Beyond his own singles like «Recuerdos», «Calentura» and «Confía», Juhn is known for blending romantic, R&B-influenced melodies with trap production, giving his music a smoother, more radio-friendly edge than much of the genre. He remains active as both artist and behind-the-scenes writer within the urban Latin scene.