Bands & artists like Peso Pluma
If you like Peso Pluma, 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.
New to Peso Pluma? Start with our listening guide.
Artists to try next
Natanael Cano
Natanael Cano blends traditional corridos with urban beats, creating a similar rhythmic pulse and melodic hook structure.
Omar Apollo
Omar Apollo's blend of R&B and Latin influences creates a fresh sound that shares a melodic and rhythmic connection with Peso Pluma.
Cazzu
Cazzu's incorporation of trap elements into her Latin music complements the urban edge present in Peso Pluma's work.
Alfredo Olivas
Alfredo Olivas' narrative-driven songs and strong melodies resonate well with the storytelling aspect of Peso Pluma’s music.
Morrissey
GuideWhile stylistically different, Morrissey's emotive vocal delivery and lyrical depth can appeal to fans who appreciate Peso Pluma's narrative style.
Farruko
GuideFarruko's ability to blend various genres including reggaeton aligns with the diverse influences present in Peso Pluma's sound.
Nicky Jam
GuideNicky Jam’s smooth vocal delivery over rhythmic beats offers a similar energy to that found in Peso Pluma’s tracks.
Karol G
GuideKarol G combines urban rhythms with catchy hooks, making her music appealing to fans of Peso Pluma’s energetic style.
Common questions
Who sounds like Peso Pluma?
Artists similar to Peso Pluma include Natanael Cano, Omar Apollo, Cazzu and Alfredo Olivas. Each shares elements of Peso Pluma's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Peso Pluma?
Peso Pluma is primarily known for reggaeton, Latin trap and regional Mexican. With steady rhythmic pulses driving the narrative forward, Peso Pluma’s music intertwines melodic hooks and grounded beats to create a compelling sense of urgency.
Where should I start if I like Peso Pluma?
If you enjoy Peso Pluma, start with Natanael Cano — their album "Soy el Nata" is a great entry point. Natanael Cano blends traditional corridos with urban beats, creating a similar rhythmic pulse and melodic hook structure.