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Ariel Franjul and Henry Tejada, together have formed the dynamic duo known today as Nitro y Fanta both born and raised in the Dominican Republic, Nitro y Fanta currently reside in New York. As two of the youngest emcees in the game, Nitro y Fanta signed with GM Music operated by one of the leading DJs in New York City, DJ Al Money. Nitro y Fanta the prodigies of GM Music, have gotten noted recognition for their featured tracks, Dale Al Dembow, Abusa, Le Gusta el Mambo and the most recent hit No Seas Mala which features Oriel, the R&B sensation of GM Music.
The growing success of Nitro y Fanta has granted the duo the chance to tour Eastern Europe alongside Papi Sanchez to emphasize the worldwide growing popularity of the reggaeton flare. In addition in the summer of 2006, Nitro y Fanta highlighted a Canadian reggaeton tour as one of the first of its kind to ever reach the nation. Performances in NY include opening for Hector El Father at the Puerto Rican Parade after party at Club Avalon and performing at the Ruff Ryder Auto Show at Yankee Stadium. Whether its opening for well-known artists and DJs as Plan B and DJ Kassanova at La Kalle, 105.9 first Reggaeton Summer Slam at Raceway Park or Pitbull, N.O.R.E, and Don Omar at big venues such as The Concord Center in San Francisco, Silo nightclub in Redding, Pennsylvania or the Cricket Pavillion in Phoenix, Arizona Nitro y Fanta bless the crowd with their mix of hip hop and reggaeton.
Now in the studio recording their first album, Nitro y Fantas album will include surprise guest appearances by some of the todays most noted and accomplished artists. One of their many musical collaborations, a recording with Pop Shuvit, named the ..1 rock group in Asia has brought their song Rockera to hit ..1 on the charts in Malaysia, according to Hitz.fm
Nitro y Fanta have proven that their talent and strong stage presence will make them a household name.
Born in Arecibo, Puerto Rico Luis Oriel Torres, a.k.a Oriel knew at an early age that his inner passion and devotion for music was destined to be a motivational factor in pursuit of his dream to become a successful artist. His mother would write her own music and sing to her young son, giving Oriel a fond appreciation for songwriting and an ear for good music.At the young age of nine Oriel and his family moved from Puerto Rico to Chicago, where he continued to grow an interest in music, so his mother encouraged him to participate in talent shows and school plays where he would then fall in love with performing in front of an audience. After deciding to move to Connecticut, Oriels musical talents have progressed and granted him the opportunity to be showcased throughout Connecticut in various nightclubs, including Club Remix, El Paraiso, Club Roxy White Eagle, Odd Fellas and Sada.The lyrics that Oriel writes himself are credited to the musical influences of Puerto Rican icons Daddy Yankee and Chayanne as well as R&B legends, Jodeci. His lyrical blend of R&B soulful love songs with reggaeton beats brings a new twist to this reggaeton genre that keeps the ladies wanting more.Now 19, and living in Connecticut, Oriel signed with GM Music in 2006 giving him the opportunity to record new songs and highlight his talent on stage.Oriel has done several large performances, including opening for Hector El father at the New York City Puerto Rican Parade after party, the Puerto Rican festivals in NJ and the Ruff Ryder car show at Yankee Stadium.
During the spring of 2006 Oriel joined GM recording artists, Nitro y Fanta to tour across Eastern Europe and Canada, as one of the first reggaton tours to hit the nation of Canada.
RomY: One if not the main keys to the success of some artists like Gm Musics own Nitro & Fanta and other various artist, are the contagious beats product of one talented man, RomY. RomY was born September 7th 1984, at his young age, RomY has developed a talent which many musicians wish they had. Born in New York City with a very strong Dominican background, RomY was always surrounded by fast rhythm music and a very live environment. During his childhood in the Dominican Republic, RomY as well as thousands of others was caught up in the early Spanish Hip-Hop and Reggaeton movement, inspired by the sounds of something diFFerent besides Bachata & Merengue, RomY and his cousins Wilmer and Xavier decided to experiment and began making Reggaeton & Hip Hop beats in 1999. Eventually Wilmer and Xavier moved from the Dominican Republic to Puerto Rico where they were discovered and are now known as "The Mambo KingZ"; RomY in the other hand went back to New York and attended JFK High School in the Bronx. One day through a friend, RomY met the widely known DJ Al Money (GM Music). Since then RomY has been showing and sharing his talent with various talented artist like Nitro & Fanta, Jay RueZ, Oriel and others, always keeping in mind that sometimes new talent need new beats to motivate them in the journey that is the music business. RomY is willing to work with any one that has talent not just underground artists.
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