Myke Towers and Quevedo are contemporary Latin urban artists from Puerto Rico and Spain, respectively, known for their contributions to reggaeton, Latin trap, and urban pop. Myke Towers, from Puerto Rico, began gaining attention in the late 2010s with a style marked by rapid-fire delivery, melodic flows, and collaborations across the Latin urban scene. Quevedo, from the Canary Islands in Spain, emerged in the early 2020s and is associated with melodic urban and reggaeton-inflected pop, noted for tuneful vocals and a blend of Spanish-language trap and mainstream pop sensibilities. Both artists participate in cross-Atlantic collaborations that reflect the international reach and genre-blending tendencies of contemporary Latin urban music.