Beéle is a Colombian singer-songwriter and musician from Cartagena known for blending elements of Afro-Colombian rhythms, pop and contemporary urban sounds. Emerging in the 2010s, she has been associated with a modern reinterpretation of traditional coastal genres such as champeta and Afro-Caribbean music, incorporating electronic production, melodic pop songwriting and rhythm-driven arrangements. Her work often emphasizes danceable percussion, call-and-response vocal textures and a fusion of folkloric and mainstream influences, reflecting a crossover approach that brings regional coastal musical traditions into broader Latin pop and urban contexts.