Kidd Voodoo

Kidd Voodoo, born David Simón León Urbina on October 9, 2001, in Maipú, Chile, is a rising star in the Chilean music scene, known for blending reggaeton, hip-hop, and alternative influences. His sound is distinct, merging melancholic lyrics with infectious rhythms, making him a standout artist in the Latin music world.

Kidd Voodoo’s musical journey began in 2016 with the indie band “Resonancia Etérea,” but he eventually shifted towards reggaeton, which allowed him to further explore his creative vision. His breakthrough came with the release of “Fashion Girl,” a single that has garnered over 11 million views on YouTube, signaling his growing popularity.

By February 2024, Kidd Voodoo was amassing over two million monthly listeners on Spotify, reflecting his rapidly expanding fan base. His rise within the industry was further cemented when he served as a judge at the renowned Viña del Mar International Song Festival, a testament to his influence and recognition in Latin music.

Kidd Voodoo’s ability to evolve from indie rock to reggaeton while maintaining his unique voice is a testament to his adaptability and passion for music. With his innovative sound and authentic storytelling, he continues to inspire fans across the globe, solidifying his place as one of Chile’s most promising musical talents.