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Anhylier y Lex
Anhylier Monterrosa and Lex Herrera first met in Miami, where they started making music together. Monterrosa is from Cuba, Herrera from Mexico. Their song...
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Anhylier Monterrosa and Lex Herrera first met in Miami, where they started making music together. Monterrosa is from Cuba, Herrera from Mexico. Their song "Que Pasaría" became popular across Latin America.
They blend reggaeton, salsa, and urban beats. Beyond "Que Pasaría," they've released songs like "El Sueño," "Me Quedo Contigo," and "Amor a Distancia." Monterrosa handles vocals and songwriting, while Herrera produces and plays multiple instruments.
Early in their career, they faced accusations of plagiarism and copyright issues. They defended their work against those claims.
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