In the ever-evolving landscape of Latin music, Jhayco's recent strides underscore his undeniable influence. His track, “Holanda,” has not only broken into the Top 50 on the Global Spotify Chart, accumulating an impressive 25M streams but also delineates his musical metamorphosis. This evolution finds a visual counterpart in a post-apocalyptic music video steered by NAVS.

Before ascending to such prominence, Jhayco quietly built a repertoire, engineering hits for stalwarts like Bad Bunny, Cardi B, and J Balvin. Over time, he transcended his role as a seminal producer and songwriter, carving out a distinct space as a formidable artist within the Latin milieu.

As autumn approaches, the "Vida Rockstar Tour" looms on Jhayco's horizon, launching on September 28th. This expansive tour will animate venues across sixteen major US metropolises, from the vigor of Los Angeles to the verve of Miami. Those poised to partake in the live spectacle can secure their tickets from his [official portal](www.jhayco.com).

The resonance of “Holanda” isn't an anomaly in Jhayco’s oeuvre. His previous number, “Mami Chula,” in collaboration with Quevedo, received laudatory nods from critics. Moreover, his ode “Cuerpecito” magnifies his appreciation for feminine allure. His recent engagements include collaborations with luminaries such as Tainy and a memorable stint at Coachella, where he, alongside Bad Bunny, presented some of their chart-toppers.

Previously recognized as "Jhay Cortez", Jhayco now embodies the vanguard of contemporary Latin artists. Boasting 17 billion streams and commendations from media pillars like Rolling Stone and LA Times, he balances sterling solo ventures with global collaborations. With an adeptness both onstage and in the studio, Jhayco's impact in reshaping Urban music is palpable. As he charts fresh terrains, he symbolizes the Latin genre's global ascendancy, resonating with a diverse and expanding audience.