Becky G
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Discovered at 14 after she began posting cover songs on YouTube, Becky G evolved from a bubblegum rap starlet into an international Latin pop star. Born Rebbeca Marie Gomez on March 2, 1997, in Inglewood, California, she was nine when her Mexican-American family suffered financial problems, lost their home to a fire, and moved into her grandparentsâ garage. The experience shaped a determined performer who started out in the unsuccessful girl groups G.L.A.M. and BCG while also modelling and appearing in commercials. She began recording her own raps, but it was her cover of Kanye West and Jay-Zâs âOtisâ that led to a record deal with Dr. Lukeâs Kemosabe label and her debut single âProblem,â featuring will.i.am. She then reworked Jennifer Lopezâs âJenny from the Blockâ as âBecky from the Block,â with Lopez appearing in the video. âShowerâ became Becky Gâs first major hit, reaching number 16 in the US in 2014, while the EP Play It Again helped establish her fanbase. Tours with Demi Lovato, Katy Perry, and Fifth Harmony followed, as did appearances on tracks by Cher Lloyd, Thalia, and Lil Jon and an acting role in the TV series Empire. Becky G found an even larger Spanish-language audience with âMayores,â featuring Bad Bunny, and âSin Pijamaâ with Natti Natasha, while incorporating reggaeton more deeply into her sound. She toured with J Balvin and joined Sean Paul and David Guetta on the UK hit âMad Loveâ in 2018. Her debut album, Mala Santa, arrived in 2019 and included âDollarâ and the title track. She returned with âNo Dramaâ in 2020, followed by âRam Pam Pamâ and âFulanitoâ in 2021. Her second album, Esquemas, appeared in 2022, reaching number 92 on the Billboard 200 and number one on the Latin Pop Albums chart. Third album Esquinas followed in 2023, reaching number 7 on Top Latin Albums and number 3 on Regional Mexican Albums. Becky G continued exploring música mexicana on Encuentros in 2024, which peaked at number 9 on Regional Mexican Albums and featured Tito Double P, Oscar Maydon, and Delilah. In 2025, she teamed with Manuel Turizo on âQue Hacesâ and premiered the autobiographical documentary Rebbeca at the Tribeca Festival, with the film later receiving a limited theatrical release. In 2026, she collaborated with Carlos Santana on âMi Gran Amorâ before returning to pop, reggaeton, and hip-hop with âMarathon,â âEPA,â and âPatrona.â Those singles introduced her fifth studio album, Baraja Bendita, a 17-track project released through RCA Records on August 14, 2026.
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- Track Popularity
- Shower
- Mayores by Lucas Lucco
- Mayores featuring Becky G
- Sin Pijama by Natti Natasha
- Ram Pam Pam by Natti Natasha
- Arranca
- Boys Ain't Shit by Becky G
- Lost in the Middle of Nowhere by Becky G
- MAMIII featuring Becky G
- Pa Mis Muchachas featuring Becky G
- POR EL CONTRARIO featuring Leonardo Aguilar
- On My Body by Becky G
- Sola
- LA NENA featuring Becky G
- No Drama
- ZONA DEL PERREO featuring Natti Natasha
- Mala by Becky G
- Green Light Go
- Mad Love featuring Sean Paul
- Coming Your Way featuring Anne-Marie
- Que Nos Animemos by Becky G
- Te Olvido (La La) featuring Benny Blanco
- Mad Love featuring Sean Paul
- POR EL CONTRARIO
