Young Fleva

Jhony Gonzalez (Colombian, he was born on 18th december of 1991). Everybody knows him as Young Fleva, (Artistic Name). He is an Urban Music representer (Hip-Hop/ Reggaeton/ Merengue Urbano/etc).
He is actually living in London U.K. 
Young Fleva is a music lover, honest, full of dreams, proyects and happiness these are a couple of things that represent him.
Since he was a child he found his self into the music, at the age of 8, he started to make covers of the other songs he performed at his school.
At the age of 13 he started to be influenced by hip hop culture,  from that moment he felt that his life changed, from that moment he started to study the Hip-Hop culcure to be a good rapper.
When he became 15,  he decided to write his first song, he named the song as: "El rap es mi vida" 
When he became 16, he met another guy which they became a group called "Cetro Imperial"
From that moment his life changed because one thing was to sing in live, known songs and another thing was to sing his owns songs which nobody knows them yet.
Firstly he was known as "Puma Mc" given himself to be know as one of the best rappers in the city he lived in.
As a group it went well, then they had some performances and they were acepted by the public.
After a time the group came apart because of internal problems, so from there, with his head up he started working with other rappers and became part of two different groups (Lyrical Blow & P.R.C Crew), by being with those two groups, he became more known and went around 50 stages in different cities and in important events. The circumstances made him work again as a soloist, but this time with the name 'Young Fleva'. In reality with this name it was only for a year in Colombia, but this was enough to give a boom between rappers and followers from the hip hop culture; as a soloist he had much more perfomances than he was with the group he was in. 
in 2011, his life changes drastically, well his dreams since young was to live in london, and it was starting to fulfill; on the 26th September & other artists). After some time he meets two bolivian artists which they live in London, 'Osman & Kriz One', which he did his first song with the two artisits he met in London, coming from the levels he had from Colombia (romantic rap, underground and Protest Rap). 
With this new song, Young Fleva decides to start working within the music commercial. the song was titled 'Me voy para que aprenas' in which it was with a urban merengue rhythm. It was a complete success, well no known artist had worked with urban merengue in London. We could say that this song was a boom in the urban latin music in the UK. 
Through this way it was decided to create a new group called 'The Beat  Breakers', later changed the name to 'The Frenemys' due to authorship problems.
The Frenemys, conformed by Osman, Kriz One and Young Fleva became a new group, being one of the best groups and most known in London. As a group they had loads of perfomances in various clubs, events and so on, but the most event where Young Fleva was known was in the outstanding concert of Don Omar, being the openers of the concert was the best thing. After a time of presentations in different clubs such as: Latin Groove, The Cuban, Bananas Bar and My Piggy, and private parties were then convened to sing in the concert of Fulanito. 
Nothing lasts for ever and this group wasn't an exception, well it didnt last for a year for the group to finish, pitifully, an ex-worker didn't know how to work professionally and didn't know how to seperate his friendship with the music.
Now, Young Fleva is now working as a soloist in his new job called 'Music Level High'. 

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