Nelly Cortez
Nelly Cortez is a Mexican singer known for songs like "Caramelo" and "Dando Todo." She comes from San Blas, a coastal town in Mexico, and her music draws from...
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Nelly Cortez is a Mexican singer known for songs like "Caramelo" and "Dando Todo." She comes from San Blas, a coastal town in Mexico, and her music draws from indigenous rhythms and reggaeton beats.
Her 2009 track "Caramelo" became particularly well-known, though a 2010 music video for it drew criticism from some conservative groups over its choreography and lyrics. Cortez defended the video as a form of artistic expression.
She has released other songs including "Tu Amor (Es Como el Aire)" in 2011, "Por Qué" in 2014, "No Te Recuerdo" in 2016, and "La Última Noche" in 2019. Her band includes Francisco "Pancho" Cortez on drums, Julio César "Julo" Hernández on bass, Juan Carlos "Juanka" López on keyboards, and Omar "Toño" Pérez on guitar.
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