Yandel

 Yandel is a half of the reggaeton supergroup Wisin and Yandel. He began performing in the late 1990s. Yandel's solo career is his top-selling album, and he launched it with 2003's Quien Contra Mi. Yandel gave up his solo career for the duo's success when they became a household name on radio as well as in the stores and on tour, winning countless Premio Lo Nuestro and Billboard Music awards along the journey. The duo took home the Grammy for 2009's Los Extraterrestres in the Best Urban Latin Album category. W&Y amicably went on hiatus in 2013, in the same year Yandel issued his sophomore outing De Lider a Layenda. It went to number one on the Latin charts. The same thing happened in the 2015 album Dangerous. The album was triple platinum certified. The 2017 album Update was also given multi-platinum certification. In the same year that W&Y's 2018 reunion album, Los Campeones del Pueblo: The Big Leagues, was released, Yandel issued The One. The album was followed by 2020's gold Quien Contra Mi 2. 2021's chart-topping Dynasty was made available in conjunction with Tainy. In March 2022, Wisin & Yandel announced La Ultima Mision, their last album together. It was then followed by an international farewell tour