{"@context":"https://schema.org","@graph":[{"@type":"MusicGroup","@id":"https://superfan.social/artists/wisin#artist","name":"Wisin","url":"https://superfan.social/artists/wisin","image":"https://i.scdn.co/image/ab6761610000e5eb5b0446d66cb8dff19ea33ff5","description":"Wisin (Juan Luis Morera Luna) is a prolific rapper, singer, songwriter, and record producer. In addition to a successful solo career, he is half of the internationally renowned reggaeton duo Wisin & Yandel and has been a go-to collaborator for more than 100 reggaeton, trap, and Latin pop artists who include Jennifer Lopez, Pitbull, Enrique Iglesias, and Sebastian Yatra. Though Wisin & Yandel issued three gold albums between 2000 and 2004 (the latter year marked the release of Wisin's first solo album, El Sobreviviente), it was 2005's Pa'l Mundo that marked their mainstream breakthrough. Though Wisin guested with others frequently, he and Yandel remained steadfast for another nine years, racking up hit albums and singles, including 2010's La Revolución and 2012's Líderes, before going on hiatus. Wisin released his chart-topping sophomore outing El Regreso del Sobreviviente in 2014. 2015's Los Vaqueros: La Trilogia was certified platinum and topped several charts. 2017's Victory also went platinum. Wisin & Yandel reunited for 2019's Los Campeones del Pueblo: The Big Leagues with a handful of producers who included Tainy and DJ Luian. In 2021, Wisin issued his fifth solo album, Los Legendarios 001, followed a year later by Multimillo, Vol. 1 and singles like \"Tiempo\" and the Anuel AA collaboration \"MI EXXX.\" \r\n\nBorn Juan Luis Morera Luna on December 19, 1978, in Cayey, Puerto Rico, he and Yandel began performing as a duo in the late '90s and made their album debut in 2000 with Los Reyes del Nuevo Milenio. They later made the jump to a major label in 2003 with Mi Vida... My Life, their first for Universal subsidiary Machete Music. In 2004, even as the duo was riding the charts and touring, Wisin released El Sobreviviente, his first solo outing. Produced by Monserrate & DJ Urba, with DJ Sonic and Fido, it contained \"Saoco\" (feat. Daddy Yankee) and \"El Jinete\" (feat. Alexis & Fido). It landed inside the Top 20 in the U.S. and on the Top Latin Albums chart.\r\n\nWisin & Yandel broke through to the mainstream with 2005's Pa'l Mundo, which was certified gold by the RIAA. The record even charted in Japan and China. Subsequently, Wisin & Yandel established their own label, WY Records, and presented an affiliate group, Los Vaqueros. \r\n\nThe run of the duo's hit records, both albums and singles, continued, with 2007, a watershed year. They issued a new studio date, Los Extraterrestres, as well as a live offering and several collections of singles and B-sides, and undertook a global tour. They also appeared on the compilation Caribbean Connection, which featured Daddy Yankee, Inner Circle, Elephant Man, and Don Omar. They were awarded a Billboard Latin Music Award in the category of Latin Rhythm Album of the Year, Duo or Group.\r\n\nThe year 2009 saw the release of the chart-topping live set La Revolución, which featured 50 Cent as a guest on the single \"Mujeres in the Club.\" In 2011, the rapper made a return appearance on the duo's Los Vaqueros: El Regreso, as did T-Pain, Sean Kingston, and a host of artists from their label. The album debuted in the Latin Top Ten and eventually claimed the top spot on the Latin albums charts -- their fifth to do so. Their most collaborative date yet was released in 2012; Líderes featured guest spots from Chris Brown, T-Pain, Jennifer Lopez (who appeared on the first single \"Follow the Leader\"), and Daddy Yankee (who appeared on the third single \"Hipnotizame\"). It too reached the top spot on the Latin albums chart.\r\n\nRumors began to spread in 2013 that Wisin & Yandel were about to split and were given credence when Yandel issued De Líder a Leyenda. It was followed by Wisin's solo single \"Que Viva la Vida,\" which preceded his album El Regreso del Sobreviviente. The long player hit number three on the Latin albums charts. The duo eventually downplayed rumors of the split and claimed to be working on a new track together at the end of 2014 -- though Wisin maintained a busy schedule that year without Yandel. \r\n\nThe single \"Adrenalina,\" a collaborative effort with Jennifer Lopez and Ricky Martin, and his own single \"Control,\" featuring Chris Brown and Pitbull, were both issued that calendar year. \r\n\nIn 2015, the single \"Nota de Amor\" (featuring Daddy Yankee and Carlos Vives) appeared as a precursor to the full-length Los Vaqueros: La Trilogía, which was issued in the fall. The album didn't offer an appearance by Yandel, but it did feature a star-studded cast that included Prince Royce, Farruko, Plan B, J Alvarez, Tito El Bambino, and Arcángel. Wisin returned in 2017 with the single \"Escápate Conmigo,\" featuring Ozuna. The track peaked at number three on Billboard's Hot Latin Songs chart and appeared on the full-length Victory, released later that year. \r\n\nIn February of 2018, Wisin & Yandel announced their formal reunion and played Madison Square Garden in June during Puerto Rican Day Parade weekend in New York City. They were also recording. In October, \"Reggaetón en lo Oscuro\" was issued as a pre-release single for their tenth full-length, Los Campeones del Pueblo (The Big Leagues), which appeared in December and featured seven collaborations in its 14-track set list, including \"Dame Algo\" (feat. Bad Bunny), \"Deseo\" (feat. Zion & Lennox), \"Aullando\" (feat. Romeo Santos), and \"Collao\" (feat. Ozuna). The full-length peaked at number two on the Top Latin Albums and the duo followed it with a tour.\r\n\nDespite the reunion, both men continued with solo activities. Wisin made dozens of collaborative appearances on others' recordings and issued his own singles at a steady clip. Of the five solo titles he released in 2018, two -- \"Quisiera Alejarme\" (feat. Ozuna & CNCO, and \"Si Me Das Tu Amor\" (feat. Carlos Vives) -- topped the Latin Songs chart. He released seven singles in 2019, with \"Boogaloo Supreme\" (feat. Victor Manuelle) reaching number five on the Tropical Songs chart.\r\n\nIn 2020, despite a global pandemic, Wisin managed to release a dozen singles under his own name -- in addition to many guest spots. \"Gistro Amarillo\" (feat. Ozuna) and \"Enemigos Ocultos\" (feat. Arcángel, Juanka, and Cosculluela) peaked well within the Top 20 at streaming while registering hundreds of millions of views on YouTube. In addition, Wisin announced the creation of his own label, La Base Music, in June. He was inspired to become a resource and mentor for younger talent following stints as a coach on reality TV shows La Voz and La Banda. In early October, \"Mi Niña\" (feat. Myke Towers & Los Legendarios), charted at streaming, while the 2017 solo outing Victory re-entered the Top Latin Albums charts in late September. In February of 2021, Wisin released Los Legendarios 001, his fifth solo album. It went to number eight on the U.S. Latin Albums charts. Follow-up singles included the 2022 streaming hits \"Buenos Días\" and \"3G,\" which appeared on his next album, Multimillo, Vol. 1, that July. Among his many 2023 collaborations were \"MI EXXX\" with Anuel AA and \"Sandunga\" with Don Omar and Yandel. ~ Jason Birchmeier & Thom Jurek, Rovi","genre":["reggaeton","latin"],"sameAs":["https://instagram.com/wisin","https://twitter.com/wisin","https://tiktok.com/@wisin","https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCP8rCSNr4WqZBgT3OmqhDHg","https://facebook.com/wisinelsobreviviente"]}]}

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