Boza

Boza, born Humberto Ceballos Boza on July 25, 1997, in Panama City, Panama, is a rising star in the Latin music scene, known for blending reggaeton, dancehall, and Panama’s distinct “canela” style. From a young age, Boza developed a love for music, often showcasing his talents by singing for friends. His musical journey began at 16 when he released his debut song “Canelas,” and he quickly gained attention with the 2015 hit “Bandolera,” a collaboration with Panamanian artists Yemil and El Tachi.

Boza’s breakthrough came in 2020 with his viral hit “Hecha Pa’ Mí.” The track became a sensation on TikTok and garnered global attention, earning Gold, Platinum, and Diamond certifications. This success led to prestigious awards, including Best New Artist at Premios HEAT and Best New Urban Artist at the Latin American Music Awards.

His discography includes the 2020 album Más Negro Que Rojo and the EP Sonrisas Tristes. Boza has collaborated with major artists like Ozuna, Elena Rose, and Lunay, contributing to hits such as “Ella” and “Orión.” His ability to seamlessly blend genres has made him a standout figure in Latin urban music.

In 2024, Boza performed at LOS40 Hispanidad Pop in Spain, where he teased new projects, including a forthcoming album and collaborations with artists like Bad Gyal and Kapo. Focused on creating meaningful music, Boza continues to evolve, leaving a lasting impact on the global music scene.