Young Cister

Young Cister, born Esteban Alejandro Cisterna Álvarez on August 31, 1996, in Santiago, Chile, is a dynamic singer, songwriter, and music producer who has made a significant mark in the Latin urban music scene. Raised in the vibrant neighborhoods of Santiago, such as La Palmilla and Quilicura, his background is deeply woven into the rhythms and culture of his city, influencing his distinctive musical style.

His musical career began in 2011, performing in local bands and at community festivals. He quickly made his way into the trap scene, releasing his debut mixtape, Cisternasty Mixtape, in 2015. This was followed by his first EP, Little King, in 2017, both of which helped him establish himself in the Chilean music scene. In 2018, his albums 96 and Xtaciss received widespread recognition, marking him as one of the rising stars of urban Latin music.

In 2019, Young Cister signed with Sony Music, further solidifying his place in the industry. He performed at major events, including Lollapalooza Chile, and collaborated with artists like Polimá Westcoast and Kaydy Cain on hit tracks like “Casi Amor De Verano” and “La Terapia.” His performance at the 2023 Festival del Huaso de Olmué earned him prestigious Gaviota de Plata and Oro awards, a testament to his growing influence.

Young Cister’s music spans a variety of genres, including trap, hip hop, reggaetón, and R&B, and his albums like Lo Más Xulo De Tu Insta (2022) and Planes De Medianoche (2024) continue to showcase his musical versatility. With a dedicated fanbase and a growing presence on platforms like Spotify and social media, Young Cister is cementing his status as one of Latin urban music’s most exciting talents.

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