Los G4
Los G4 formed as a Puerto Rican urban music quartet in the mid-2010s. The group originally included Gonzy, Gotay El Autentiko, Seba, and Farruko, who left in...
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Los G4 formed as a Puerto Rican urban music quartet in the mid-2010s. The group originally included Gonzy, Gotay El Autentiko, Seba, and Farruko, who left in 2018 to focus on his solo work. They put out their self-titled debut album in 2016, which had the single "Ella No Es Tuya."
After Farruko's departure, the remaining members released a second album called "Los 4 Fantásticos" in 2019. That record featured "100 (part. Jhay Cortez, Darell, de La Ghetto y Eladio Carrión)," a track that gathered some attention. Around that same time, there were questions about whether another song of theirs borrowed too much from someone else's work, though the group said it was original.
They've worked with other artists in the genre, but the details about those collaborations in the existing write-up feel a bit promotional. What's clearer is that they put out those two albums and had a member change along the way.
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