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Parce (feat. Justin Quiles) | Maluma, Lenny Tavarez, Justin Quiles | 04:08 | |
Bellaquita | Dalex, Lenny Tavarez, Anitta, NATTI NATASHA | 05:04 | |
Medallo | Blessd, Justin Quiles, Lenny Tavarez | 03:53 | |
Que Vamo’ Hacer? | Lenny Tavarez, Anitta | 03:31 | |
Ella | Boza, Lunay, Lenny Tavarez, Juhn | 05:30 | |
Elegí (feat. Dímelo Flow) | Rauw Alejandro, Dalex, Lenny Tavarez, Dímelo Flow | 03:17 | |
Hola | Dalex, Lenny Tavarez, Chencho Corleone, Juhn | 04:09 | |
CXO (A Quién No Le Gusta) | Lenny Tavarez, Chencho Corleone, Piso 21 | 03:56 | |
La Pared 360 | Lenny Tavarez, Justin Quiles | 02:32 | |
Bellaquita | Dalex, Lenny Tavarez | 03:24 |
Previously one half of the popular reggaeton act Dyland & Lenny, Lenny Tavárez moved on to become a solo artist in his own right and an important part of the Latin trap scene. He's known for a style that's brighter and more pop-friendly than many of his contemporaries, with his style and persona drawing comparisons to pop and R&B artists more than fellow rappers.
Tavarez got together with his friend Carlos Castillo Cruz to form Dyland & Lenny after the pair abandoned their childhood dreams of becoming basketball stars. They debuted with the album 'My World' in 2010, reaching number 13 in the US Top Latin Albums Chart. The second, 'My World 2', followed in 2013 and featured collaborations with Alvarez, Pitbull, Yomo and Victor Manuelle.
At the end of 2013 the duo went their separate ways and Tavárez began to record solo material, releasing the singles 'La Nena', 'Fantasias' and 'Torturo' with 'No Quiere Amor' and 'Caviar' bringing more of the hallmarks of trap to his sound.