BRAULIO FOGON

Braulio Fogón is a Dominican singer, songwriter, and rapper known for his distinctive fusion of dembow, reggaeton, and hip-hop, blending them with the vibrant rhythms of traditional Caribbean music. Born in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, Braulio began his musical journey at a young age, first picking up the bass guitar before expanding his skills to guitar and keyboard. His passion for music led him to São Paulo, Brazil, where he pursued further education while continuing to develop his music career.

Braulio made a name for himself with hits like “Doggy Doggy,” “Di Di Di,” and “Mango Piña,” collaborating with prominent artists such as El Alfa, Chimbala, and Bulin 47. His debut album, Fogo (2015), reached number one on the Brazilian iTunes charts and earned him the Best New Artist award at the Latin Grammy Awards for his breakout single “Pra Você.”

In addition to his musical achievements, Braulio Fogón has performed alongside iconic Brazilian artists like Gilberto Gil, Caetano Veloso, and Jorge Ben Jor, solidifying his presence in Latin music. His influence extends beyond music with a strong social media following, boasting over 1 million followers on Instagram, where he shares a mix of music promotions and personal content, connecting deeply with his fans.

Braulio Fogón’s innovative approach to music—fusing contemporary beats with traditional Caribbean sounds—has earned him recognition as one of the most exciting figures in Latin music, showcasing his commitment to preserving his cultural roots while pushing the boundaries of modern music.