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Lupe Fuentes had started out as a porn actor, with her own website, at 19. The Colombian artist later stepped into music, joining the group The Ex-Girlfriends. Now a social-media influencer and a house music DJ/producer, Lupe lives in Los Angeles and is married to actor/singer Evan Seinfeld.
Aniceto Molina was a Colombian cumbia accordionist and singer-songwriter. Over the course of his illustrious career that spanned four decades, Molina achieved popularity in El Salvador and several other Latin American countries. Aniceto Molina is credited with founding the band Los Sabaneros in 1979. He died in 2015 at the age of 75.
Lisandro Meza is a Colombian accordionist and singer. Nicknamed the King of Cumbia, Meza has also achieved popularity in places like Peru, Mexico, China, Europe, North America, and the Southern Cone apart from his home country. Lisandro Meza is also known for his association with his former band Los Corraleros de Majagual, which achieved fame in both Venezuela and Colombia.
Emiliano Zuleta was a Colombian vallenato accordion player, singer, and composer. He is best remembered for his 1938 masterpiece La gota fría, which was popularized many years later by Julio Iglesias and Carlos Vives when they turned the song into an international hit through their own interpretation of the song.
Batata was a Colombian musician and drummer. Widely regarded as one of the greatest traditional Afro-Colombian drummers of all time, Batata helped cultivate and popularize Afro-origin traditions. He is best remembered for his creativity and unique style of drumming.
