Junior Caldera

Junior Caldera, born Freddy Junior Caldera Soto, is a Venezuelan singer, songwriter, and former motocross champion, known in the music world as "El Llanero" or "El Único Llanero Que Canta Dembow." Hailing from Altagracia de Orituco in Guárico, Venezuela, Junior Caldera spent his early years immersed in local sports like coleo and motocross, eventually earning the National Motocross Champion title in 2015. His passion for music led him to move to Caracas in 2017 to launch his career in urban music, where he quickly gained traction with his distinctive sound in dembow, trap, dancehall, and R&B. His initial hits, including “Toyobobo,” “No me llames más,” and “Cogida sin nalgada,” introduced him as a fresh voice in the Venezuelan urban scene. In 2022, he collaborated with popular artists Akapellah and Trainer on the remix of "Bareto," expanding his reach across Latin America. Signing with Urban Latino Records, Junior continued to make waves with tracks like “Dividi,” which further established him in the dembow genre. Known for his dynamic vocal versatility, Junior Caldera has captivated audiences with his singles "Culo nuevo," "Tanto," and "Viernes," showcasing the vibrant talent from Venezuela to fans across Peru, Mexico, Chile, and Colombia. In 2024, he released the single "Todas Mienten" featuring reggaeton artist Noriel.