Bands & artists like María Becerra
If you like María Becerra, these artists play in similar sounds, ideas, or styles. Use this as a starting point to branch out and find something new to listen to.
Artists to try next
Nicki Nicole
Like María Becerra, Nicki Nicole blends Latin trap with catchy pop melodies, creating infectious tracks that invite listeners to dance.
Cazzu
Cazzu's music features a mix of reggaeton and trap elements, similar to Becerra's rhythmic beats and engaging hooks.
Duki
GuideDuki's urban contemporary style incorporates trap influences and catchy choruses, resonating well with the danceable energy found in Becerra's work.
Tini
TINI's blend of pop and urban sounds, along with her strong vocal delivery, aligns well with the dance-pop elements present in Becerra's music.
Paloma Mami
Paloma Mami infuses her music with a blend of reggaeton and R&B, echoing the vibrant energy and catchy hooks typical of María Becerra's style.
Becky G
GuideBecky G's fusion of Latin pop and urban sounds creates an upbeat vibe that complements the danceable aspects of Becerra's music.
Nathy Peluso
Nathy Peluso combines various genres including trap and funk, delivering a dynamic sound that parallels the rhythmic insistence in Becerra’s music.
Common questions
Who sounds like María Becerra?
Artists similar to María Becerra include Nicki Nicole, Cazzu, Duki and Tini. Each shares elements of María Becerra's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is María Becerra?
María Becerra is primarily known for trap music, dance-pop and urban contemporary. Her music pulsates with rhythmic insistence, layering catchy hooks over crisp beats that create an irresistible urge to dance.
Where should I start if I like María Becerra?
If you enjoy María Becerra, start with Nicki Nicole — their album "Parte de mí" is a great entry point. Like María Becerra, Nicki Nicole blends Latin trap with catchy pop melodies, creating infectious tracks that invite listeners to dance.