Santa Vela

Santa Vela has made a mark in the Hip Hop and Trap scene with several noteworthy tracks. One standout is "Chica Lunar," which showcases catchy hooks and a smooth flow that resonates with many fans. Another track, "Esta Cantina," dives into themes of nightlife and social gatherings, making it a go-to for many listeners.

Other popular tracks include "Eres un Diez," "Love Manga," and "Tras la Madrugada," each contributing to his unique sound. Songs like "Reina de Otro Universo" and "Ella y Yo" explore different emotional landscapes, while "Talvez No Me Conozcas" and "Ansiedad" touch on personal experiences. Rounding out his collection are "Mulata" and more, reflecting a blend of rhythms and topics that appeal to a wide audience. Santa Vela continues to engage fans with his diverse musical offerings.

Santa Vela's latest album, "¡Ayudenme! (2022)," showcases his unique blend of Hip Hop and Trap influences. The album features a range of tracks that reflect his experiences and perspectives, connecting with listeners on various levels. Each song offers a glimpse into his artistry, marked by straightforward lyrics and engaging beats.

Recently, he released four singles: "Nena Ñeri," "Morado," "Nadie Más," and "No hay problema," all in 2025. These tracks continue to build on his established sound, combining rhythmic flows with relatable themes. Each single brings its own vibe, inviting fans to explore different facets of his music. The releases demonstrate his ability to evolve while staying true to his roots, resonating with both new and longtime followers.

Santa Vela has partnered with Rabelay and Vizual Dealer on several tracks that highlight their collaborative efforts. One notable collaboration is “Chica Lunar,” which features both Rabelay and Vizual Dealer. The blend of their styles adds depth to the song, making it a standout piece.

Another significant track is “Love Manga,” where the same artists come together again. This collaboration showcases their chemistry and ability to create engaging music. Additionally, “Mulata,” also with Rabelay and Vizual Dealer, continues this trend, displaying a rhythmic flow that complements Santa Vela's sound.

Rabelay appears prominently in other collaborations, such as “Esta Cantina” and “No hay problema,” reinforcing their strong partnership. Each of these tracks contributes to Santa Vela's evolving presence in the music scene, reflecting a blend of creativity and collaboration.