Bands & artists like Quevedo
If you like Quevedo, 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
C. Tangana
C. Tangana's fusion of traditional Spanish sounds with contemporary reggaeton elements creates a rhythmic intimacy akin to Quevedo.
Reykon
Reykon's melodic flow and urban beats resonate well with Quevedo's style, offering a mix of reggaeton and pop.
Duki
GuideDuki's energetic delivery and trap-infused Latin sound mirror the urgency found in Quevedo's music.
Natti Natasha
GuideNatti Natasha combines reggaeton rhythms with powerful vocals, creating an engaging atmosphere similar to Quevedo's tracks.
Nicki Nicole
Nicki Nicole's blend of trap and R&B influences, along with her dynamic vocal style, aligns closely with Quevedo's aesthetic.
Karol G
GuideKarol G's catchy melodies and strong presence in the reggaeton scene reflect the same vibrant energy as Quevedo.
Ozuna
GuideOzuna's melodic approach to reggaeton and Latin pop captures a similar groove and emotional intensity as Quevedo.
Bad Bunny
GuideBad Bunny's innovative sound blends multiple genres while maintaining a rhythmic pulse that parallels Quevedo’s style.
Common questions
Who sounds like Quevedo?
Artists similar to Quevedo include C. Tangana, Reykon, Duki and Natti Natasha. Each shares elements of Quevedo's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Quevedo?
Quevedo is primarily known for reggaeton, Latin pop and Latin trap. Quevedo's tracks pulse with infectious grooves that incorporate syncopated rhythms and a tight vocal delivery, creating an atmosphere charged with urgency and intimacy.
Where should I start if I like Quevedo?
If you enjoy Quevedo, start with C. Tangana — their album "El Madrileño" is a great entry point. C. Tangana's fusion of traditional Spanish sounds with contemporary reggaeton elements creates a rhythmic intimacy akin to Quevedo.