Menor Menor
Menor Menor formed in Ponce, Puerto Rico in 2012 with four members: Edgardo "Guaynaa" Díaz, Gabriel "Almighty" Cruz, José "Jowell" Muñoz, and Rafael "Randy"...
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Menor Menor formed in Ponce, Puerto Rico in 2012 with four members: Edgardo "Guaynaa" Díaz, Gabriel "Almighty" Cruz, José "Jowell" Muñoz, and Rafael "Randy" Ortiz. Their name translates to "Underage," which fit their early start. They built a following in Puerto Rico with reggaeton tracks that connected with younger listeners.
In 2018, they had a breakthrough with "Es Normal," a song featuring Milly, Dalex, Lary Over, and Sharo Towers. The track's catchy rhythm and straightforward lyrics about everyday situations found a wide audience. It became their most recognizable work.
They've released albums like "Los Dementes" in 2015, "Puro Flow" in 2019, and "Flow Kings" in 2020. Their music occasionally drew criticism for explicit content, but they also touched on social themes. The group's sound relied on Cruz's production work and the varied vocal styles of the other members.
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