Mora

Mora is the stage name of Gabriel Armando Mora Quintero, a Puerto Rican rapper, reggaeton singer, and producer. Born on April 18, 1996, in Bayamón, he began playing the flute at age 6 and later learned how to play the piano. After dropping out of two college careers, he decided to focus on music and released his first batch of original songs around 2017, including "Provocándome," "Nunca Seremos," "Hasta Cuándo," and "Noche Loca." During this time, he also featured on the hit singles "Señorita" with Rafa Pabön and "Pensabas" with Eladio Carrión, Brray, and Joyce Santana. In 2018, Mora struck a deal with Rimas Music and made his official debut for the label with the song "Te Miento" featuring Ele A el Dominio. Following the release of the singles "No Hay Mañana," "El Recuerdo," "La Culpa," and "Perdóname" in 2019, the boricua artist featured on Bad Bunny's "Una Vez" from YHLQMDLG (2020), also landing songwriting credits on the songs "La Difícil" y "Solia." Primer Día de Clases, his first full-length album, saw the light in 2021 and yielded the hit single "Volando," seeing the remix version include appearances by Bad Bunny and Sech and racking up streams by the millions. He followed this success in 2022 with the albums Microdosis and Paraíso, dropping new record Estrella a year later, which landed at number 147 on the Top 200 albums chart. He closed the Estrella era in late 2023 with hit singles such as “Pide,” “Media Luna,” and “El Chacal,” before reemerging in 2025 with the surprise release of Lo Mismo de Siempre, a 17‑track album that fused reggaetón, bachata, synthwave, and EDM, featuring high-profile guest appearances from C. Tangana (“Droga”), Young Miko (“Toa”), Sech (“El Último Beso”), Omar Courtz, Dei V, and Ryan Castro.