Pablo Chill-E, Ñengo Flow, and Jere Klein are individual artists from Latin America associated with contemporary urban music rather than a single band. Pablo Chill-E is a Chilean rapper and trap artist who emerged in the 2010s and is known for blending Latin trap and hip-hop with street-centered lyrics and a gritty production aesthetic. Ñengo Flow is a Puerto Rican rapper whose career began in the early 2000s within reggaeton and Latin urban scenes; he is recognized for a raw vocal delivery, themes tied to street life and hustling, and for influencing the darker, more aggressive vein of Latin trap and underground reggaeton. Jere Klein is an Argentine producer and beatmaker linked to the regional trap and hip-hop movements, noted for crafting atmospheric, bass-driven instrumentals that support vocalists in the Latin urban genre. Collectively, their work represents strands of Latin trap, reggaeton, and urban hip-hop from different Latin American contexts.