Ryan Castro, born Bryan David Castro Sosa on January 14, 1994, in Bello, Colombia, is a Colombian singer and songwriter who gained recognition for hits like “Quema,” “Jordan,” and “Monastery.” Raised in the Pedregal neighborhood of Medellín, he developed an early passion for rap and dancehall, performing on buses at 17 to help support his family. His career took off after joining Kevin Roldán’s Kings Records, releasing singles like “Lejanía” and “Morena,” before achieving international fame with “Mujeriego” and “Jordan,” which charted on Spotify’s Global Top 50 and amassed millions of YouTube views.
Castro’s career milestones include performing at the MTV Video Music Awards with J Balvin and signing a contract with Sony Music in 2022. His EPs Reggaetonera and Los Piratas showcased his versatile style, while collaborations with artists like De La Ghetto and Peso Pluma further solidified his status. By 2023, Castro had toured Europe, released the charting single “Quema,” and performed at major events, including a surprise appearance at Karol G’s concert. His debut album, El Cantante del Ghetto, came out in 2024, accompanied by features in tracks like “El Ritmo Que Nos Une,” featuring Colombian football stars.
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