BENY JR

Beny Jr., born Mohamed Rifi on August 12, 1998, in Chefchaouen, Morocco, is a rising Spanish-Moroccan rapper, singer, and songwriter known for blending trap, drill, and reggaeton into a distinctive sound. Raised in Hospitalet de Llobregat, Barcelona, after relocating from Morocco, Beny’s early experiences with law enforcement shaped his music, infusing it with themes of resilience and overcoming adversity. These personal struggles play a significant role in the storytelling of his tracks.

Beny Jr.’s musical journey began in 2019 with the release of his debut single “Muévelo Así” on YouTube. His debut studio album, Trap and Love, dropped in 2020, followed by 3O, which helped establish his presence in the urban music scene. 2021 marked his rise with collaborations like “Samurái” with El Guincho and “50/50” with Steve Lean, further expanding his influence.

In 2024, Beny’s musical evolution continued with projects like Anti Social Cool Kid and Hopefully I’m Doing Well, which showcased his ability to experiment with sounds and push his creative boundaries. On December 30, 2024, he surprised fans with Champions Street League, staying true to his tradition of surprise end-of-year releases. Early in 2025, he followed up with the deluxe edition of LowFlyer, cementing his place in the urban music landscape.

His music, which fuses Afrobeat, trap, and Moroccan influences, often reflects his personal journey and addresses broader societal issues. Beny Jr.’s growing presence on social media, especially Instagram (@benyjrr), has earned him a dedicated following and established him as an influential figure in the global music scene.