For Manuel Turizo, 2024 stands out as a year of artistic growth and major achievements, highlighted by the release of his fourth studio album, 201. The album’s title pays tribute to the apartment number of his childhood home in Montería, Colombia, underscoring its deeply personal significance.

201 showcases Turizo’s evolution as an artist, offering 12 tracks that blend multiple genres while staying true to his Colombian roots. From the infectious collaboration “Qué Pecao” featuring Kapo to the emotionally charged “La Ex de Mi Amigo” with Elder Dayán Díaz, the album reflects his versatility.

Key collaborations include “Mamasota” with Yandel and “De Lunes a Lunes” with Grupo Frontera, both of which highlight Turizo’s ability to connect with global audiences. He also experiments with electronic sounds on “Yo No Me Vuelo a Enamorar”, a track with Brazilian DJ Alok, and delivers vibrant energy in “Bahamas” alongside Saiko.

Produced with the support of Grammy-nominated talents like Edgar Barrera and Slow Mike, alongside his brother Julián Turizo, 201 has solidified Manuel Turizo’s reputation as a leader in Latin music.

Unforgettable Performances: From Viña del Mar to Global Tours

Turizo’s 2024 was also defined by standout live performances. A major highlight was his debut at Chile’s iconic Viña del Mar Festival, where he captivated a crowd of 15,000 and earned the prestigious Gaviota de Plata and Gaviota de Oro awards.

His Euro Summer Tour was equally impactful, drawing over 750,000 fans across 13 cities. These performances reinforced his status as a global force in Latin music, bringing his signature sound to international audiences.

Breaking Records and Dominating Charts

Manuel Turizo’s success extended far beyond his album. His smash hit “La Bachata” broke records by surpassing 2 billion Spotify streams, making it the most-played Latin solo song in history. Collaborations like “El Merengue” with Marshmello and “Copa Vacía” with Shakira continued to dominate global charts, cementing his role as a chart-topping artist.

Cultural Influence: From Fashion to Recognition

Turizo’s influence extends beyond music, as he became a cultural icon with collaborations in the fashion world. Partnerships with major brands like Dior, Balmain, and Fendi highlighted his status as a trendsetter in style.

His achievements were further recognized with major accolades, including being named GQ’s Man of the Year and earning a spot on Forbes’ 30 Under 30 list, underscoring his impact in music and culture.

The success of his collaboration “Mil Cosas” with Lola Índigo, which stayed in Spain's Top 100 for nearly 300 days, demonstrated his sustained international appeal.

Reflecting on the Year

Reflecting on his accomplishments, Manuel Turizo shared: “201 is deeply personal to me; it reflects my roots, my growth, and where I’m heading as an artist. This year has been extraordinary, and I’m grateful to my fans, team, and collaborators who have made it all possible.”

Looking Ahead: 2025 and Beyond

As 2025 approaches, Manuel Turizo shows no signs of slowing down. With plans for new music and more global tours, he is ready to push boundaries and continue taking Latin music to unprecedented heights.

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