Mora
Puerto Rican singer, songwriter and producer mixing reggaetón, Latin trap and electronic sounds, from “La Inocente” to Lo Mismo de Siempre.
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Overview
- Full name
- Gabriel Armando Mora Quintero
- From
- Puerto Rico
- Work
- Singer, songwriter and record producer
- Started releasing music
- 2017
- Breakout collaboration
- “Una Vez” with Bad Bunny, 2020
Mini bio
How it started.
Mora’s musical life began with instruments: he learned flute at six and later moved to piano. After school, watching his producer cousin work helped pull him toward making music. He briefly studied business administration at the University of Puerto Rico before choosing music.
Finding his own voice.
He began his career in 2017 and reached a wider audience with Bad Bunny on “Una Vez” in 2020. His 2021 debut album, Primer Día de Clases, introduced the world of “Tuyo,” “512” and “Volando.” The “Volando” remix brought Bad Bunny and Sech into that world.
Building the sound.
Microdosis and Paraíso followed in 2022, then Estrella in 2023. His songs bring reggaetón and Latin trap into contact with electronic sounds. Lo Mismo de Siempre, released in May 2025, expanded that palette with collaborators including C. Tangana, Young Miko and De La Rose. He began the album in Miami and finished it in Puerto Rico.
Creditschronological, newest first
Albums
- 2025Lo Mismo de SiempreArtist
- 2023EstrellaArtist
- 2022MicrodosisArtist
Collaborations
- 2026Ay BenditoWith benny blanco and Ovy On the Drums
- 2021Volando (Remix)With Bad Bunny and Sech
- 2021512With Jhay Cortez
Awards
Quotes
If you keep perfecting that personal stamp, you won’t even realize how much you’re innovating.Mora, Apple Music
Discussing his sound and the approach behind Lo Mismo de Siempre in Apple Music’s album interview.
Trivia
- His first instrument was the flute; piano came later.
- He told Billboard he had long wanted to explore bachata before making “Droga” with C. Tangana.
- “Bandida” was one of the earliest songs he made for Lo Mismo de Siempre, written about two years before the album came out.
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