Believe it or not, you have surely encountered the voice of Young Miko occasionally. And it is that the Puerto Rican artist is making a name for himself among the most listened to at the moment on digital platforms, so avoiding his music is a very complicated task.
Bad Bunny took her to the stage for her concert at Choliseo in Puerto Rico, as did Karol G at Hiram Bithorn Stadium on the island. He joined Arcángel on his album Sr Santos and now he came out Class 101 with Feid. But who is this artist who conquers all the referents of the scene?
Young Miko, or María Victoria, is a 24-year-old Puerto Rican trapper born in Añasco. She has always been passionate about sports and started recording her first songs in her bedroom. According to Rolling Stone magazine, she bought herself a microphone with the money she earned as a tattoo artist. However, he made it official with 105 freestylea song he featured in July 2021 with producer Caleb Calloway.
Little by little, many began to listen to our protagonist, who made a place for himself among the greatest promises of trap. One of the themes that has also stood out the most since its debut is Riri, which is the one he performed on stage during the Bad Bunny concert and which was very well received by those present. It is included on their debut album. kitty trap.
Although one of his most viral themes is Lisa, which expanded to other territories after its success on the TikTok platform. your verse “Clearly, I have a problem. And it’s that I quickly fall for girls” has traveled the planet.
Young Miko is synonymous with daughter of god. He comes from anime, which is one of our brethren’s protagonist’s greatest passions. In fact, his projects are always accompanied by the aesthetics of this universe.
an independent artist
The Puerto Rican has always been in favor of the rights of the LGTBIQ+ community and the empowerment of women. She has always spoken openly about her sexuality and in her lyrics she always addresses a woman. “It’s this empowerment of my community, and it’s something very beautiful, and they feel they have a space in which to be themselves and feel powerful,” he says in his interview with Rolling Stone magazine.
And you, have you ever “enchulado” Young Miko?