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Yemil
Yemil is a reggaeton artist from Panama. He started as Jeremy Bustamante, a freestyle rapper in Panama City. In 2015, his song 'Maliante Caro' became a hit,...
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Yemil is a reggaeton artist from Panama. He started as Jeremy Bustamante, a freestyle rapper in Panama City. In 2015, his song 'Maliante Caro' became a hit, which helped him sign with Sony Music Latin.
He released his debut album 'La Leyenda del Campeón' in 2017. In 2019, he was arrested on domestic violence charges, leading to public backlash. He has apologized and said he would seek help.
His music often includes explicit language and themes some criticize as glorifying violence. Yemil has said his songs reflect life in Panama's underprivileged areas. He has kept a loyal fan base despite these issues.
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