DJ.Mr.Pedro
DJ Mr. Pedro, born Pedro Martinez, started with the rhythms of Puerto Rico, drawing from salsa, merengue, and reggaeton. In 2015, his track 'Luz' mixed...
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DJ Mr. Pedro, born Pedro Martinez, started with the rhythms of Puerto Rico, drawing from salsa, merengue, and reggaeton. In 2015, his track 'Luz' mixed electronic dance music with Latin American melodies, gaining millions of streams and pushing him into wider recognition. Another song, 'O Dia', also appears among his top tracks.
His rise included some friction. In 2017, he faced plagiarism accusations over his song 'Vibra', which he denied as coincidental. The next year, his comments on the Puerto Rican debt crisis stirred protests and led to calls for his removal from a music festival.
He released albums like 'El Camino' in 2016 and 'Vibra' in 2017, with 'Sistema Falido' also noted as a popular song. The music kept coming despite the noise around him.
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