Puerto Rican singer Young Miko He is the hero of the series ‘BZRP Music sessions #58The song of Argentinian producer and musician Bizarrap, which will be released on Wednesday, January 10. The young artist is one of the current biggest promises of urban music and his name has already been announced to the whole world. 26 years old, has more 26 million monthly listeners Spotify and some collaborations exceed 100 million.
Since entering the music scene on her island, Young Miko has collaborated with artists of the caliber of her compatriot and global phenomenon. Bad Rabbit (in “Fina”), Colombians Feed (‘Class 101’) and Karol G. (‘Dispo’), Dominican Tokischa and the spanish Bad Gyal (in collaboration with ‘Chulo pt.2’) and Argentinian Nicki Nicole (‘8 A.M’).
Childhood and viral themes
Childhood of María Victoria (real name) football and then in the world tattoos. Thanks to this job, he gained his first savings and started producing his own songs. He started his career from home and self-taughtHe publishes his first songs on the Soundcloud platform.
In addition to his rapid rise in music, his talent their first song going viral On social networks, there are songs such as ‘Classy 101’ in collaboration with Feid and ‘Lisa’ with its famous chorus “To be frank, I have a problem. It’s that I don’t get attracted to girls quickly.”
His stage name comes from him Admiration for Japanese culture and the world of anime. In English, the term Young means ‘young’ and Miko pays homage to these eastern references that always accompany him. Mikos were priestesses who were responsible for the care and maintenance of Japanese Shinto shrines, hence their name would be synonymous with “.young nun“.
LGTBIQ+ rights
The Puerto Rican artist is a member of the LGTBIQ+ collective, sings her songs openly to women, and demands women’s rights in many of her concerts. However, at first it was difficult to confess her orientation. “It wasn’t easy having to come out of the closet and tell my family.. “There was a mess in my house, my family is very religious, but ultimately my family did a 360 and they adore me and support me,” he admitted in an interview.
“I’ve never been a fake person, I’ve been very true to myself and my parents always taught me that people smell like fake people. At the end of the day being fake makes you cheat, makes you unhappy with yourself, why do you want this? It came out when I wrote, If I like women, why would I write to a man?“If that’s not what I love,” he explained.
Bizarrap’s success
The last Bizarrap session, number 57, released last October, featured the young Argentinian rapper Milo J and was accompanied by an EP consisting of many collaborative songs in which the two Argentinian artists explored various genres. He had previously broken all records with his sessions with the Spaniards Quevedo and Colombian Shakira.
At the last edition of the Latin Grammy Awards, held in Seville for the first time last November, the Argentinian actress became one of the biggest winners of the night and was deemed worthy of the award. three awards: Best Urban Song (with Quevedo), Best Pop Song, and Song of the Year (both with Shakira).