J Felo Y Mosty
J Felo and Mosty are a Dominican duo from Santiago de los Caballeros. Juan Carlos Félix and Gustavo Alonso Rodríguez started making music together there,...
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J Felo and Mosty are a Dominican duo from Santiago de los Caballeros. Juan Carlos Félix and Gustavo Alonso Rodríguez started making music together there, blending urban and traditional Latin rhythms. Their debut album 'El Callejón' came out in 2019.
Their song 'Como Hago' from 2018 got attention for its direct lyrics about heartbreak. It became one of their popular tracks, along with others like 'Como Olvidarte' and 'Dejame Amarte'. They followed with albums including 'La Calle Nos Llama' and 'Hijos de la Calle'.
Félix handles vocals while Rodríguez produces the beats and arrangements. Their music tends to work with themes of love and resilience over straightforward rhythms.
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