LA PANTERA

La Pantera, born Sergio Aimar Castellano on December 4, 2001, in Gran Canaria, Spain, is one of the most exciting voices emerging from Spain’s urban music scene. With a sound that effortlessly blends trap, hip-hop, and reggaeton, he brings raw emotion and island-rooted authenticity to everything he creates.

Music became an emotional lifeline for him at just nine years old, after the heartbreaking loss of his sister. Writing lyrics became his way of processing the world, and by his teens, he was sharpening his skills in freestyle battles—earning street cred and carving out his place in the underground scene.

La Pantera’s official debut came in 2020 with Ando Fino, a track that caught the attention of Spain’s hip-hop heads. But it was Cayó la Noche—a collab with Quevedo, Juseph, and Bejo—that lit the fire. The remix, featuring Cruz Cafuné and Abhir Hathi, racked up over 125 million views on YouTube and firmly put him on the national radar.

His music is a mirror of his life—unfiltered, personal, and proud of its Canarian roots. Songs like El Niño del Barrio showcase his ability to tell stories that hit close to home. His debut album UNA SEMANA INCREÍBLE (2024) brought even more heat, with features from artists like Soge Culebra and Maikel Delacalle.

Whether he’s dropping bars or crafting melodies, La Pantera is proving he’s more than just a rising talent—he’s a voice of a new generation in Spanish urban music.