COSCULLUELA

JOSE FERNANDO COSCULLUELA


Born and raised in Humacao, in Palmas del Mar, from an early age had great interest in music, and began making tapes with his brother James, and a group of friends. His interest in music was always encouraged by the hip hop and the "underground". After several years singing in the sort of "underground", was discovered in a studio in San Juan by Buddha, a known producer of reggaeton. With the help of Buddha, Cosculluela was able to make his first appearance in "Los Bandoleros," Disk renowned singer Don Omar, and later that same year (2005) on Buddha's Family 2, with the hit song "I will go wrong" . After this, Cosculluela started in the Reggaeton and Latin Hip Hop, collaborating on productions such as, Los Bandoleros: Reloaded, Invasion, Gargoyles, Los Bravos, The Pentagon, The Pentagon Return, Los Brother, etc. In 2008 appears on the album "Talento de Barrio" by Daddy Yankee, a remix of the song "Somos de Calle", like in your video, making a spectacular collaboration. Today, Cosculluela is one of the artists heard on the streets of Puerto Rico and Latin America. At the same time working on his album, is constantly making appearances on various albums and collaborating with other artists of different genre and musical offerings. Participated in the latest album of Hector "El Father" (now Hector Delgado) with a very special "Between good and evil." This song has been well received. Cosculluela has also collaborated with Daddy Yankee on the official remix of the song "Take Pique", and so did another remix with renowned, Julio Voltio on the official remix of the song "A pesito", which has been one of the heard issues among youth. Now with her new song "Na Na Nau" is at the top of the charts in Puerto Rico and is working on what promises to be the best album of the year. Cosculluela and his brother created a new record label called "Rottweilas Inc.", which are signed various composers and other artists of the genre of reggaeton. However his new production will be recognized as part of the White Lion label in conjunction with New Kamada, a new record label with promising figures.