Lenny Tavarez

Julio Manuel González Távarez, known professionally as Lenny Tavarez, was born on May 19, 1987. Before embarking on a music career, he initially pursued basketball. In 2009, Tavarez partnered with Carlos Castillo Cruz to form the reggaeton duo Dyland & Lenny. The duo released their debut album “My World” in 2010 through Sony Music, produced by Luny Tunes. They also featured on Ana Bárbara’s lead single “Rompiendo Cadenas” in 2009 and released a remix of “Quiere Pa’ Que Te Quieran” with Ivy Queen in 2010. Their second studio album, “My World 2: The Secret Code,” was released in 2013 and included collaborations with artists such as J Alvarez, Pitbull, Yomo, and Victor Manuelle. Notable hits from this period include “Nadie Te Amará Como Yo,” “Quiere Pa’ Que Te Quieran,” “Caliente,” and “Pégate Más.”

After the separation of Dyland & Lenny at the end of 2013, Lenny Tavarez began his solo career. He focused on developing his individual sound and released several solo tracks such as “La Nena,” “Fantasias,” and “Tortura.” In 2016, he released the single “Si Tu Cama Hablara,” featuring Puerto Rican artist Cosculluela. Tavarez signed a record deal with Warner Music Latina, further solidifying his solo endeavors. His debut solo album, “Krack,” featured collaborations with artists like Nicky Jam, Rauw Alejandro, and Natanael Cano. Tavarez has been recognized for his contributions to reggaeton and Latin urban music, with popular singles like “Fantasías” and “No Quiero Amor.” He has also engaged in significant collaborations, including “Nena Maldición” with Paulo Londra, “Bellaquita” with Dalex, and “Parce” with Justin Quiles and Maluma. His career progression highlights a transition from a successful duo member to an established solo artist within the Latin music industry.