Inspired especially by the Notorious B.I.G. Big Pun & Jay-Z, fellow New York City rappers with a flair for not only club tracks but storytelling, Reynos arose from his Washington Heights neighborhood in 2004 as one of the more promising Latino rappers to emerge in years. Only 21 years old at the time of his album debut, Reynos began rapping at a young age -- at age 11, in fact, long before he had many life experiences to draw upon. Over the years he perfected his flow and began to sharpen the substance of his lyrics, drawing from his life experiences while also summoning the sort of feel-good rhetoric that goes over especially well in club settings.

In 2015, Victoria made her debut in the US by being on Billboard’s first "Latin Artist to Watch", as the only female and artist in her genre and was also recognized in People En Español’s Hot List, again being one of only 2 female artists and the only one in regional Mexican music. Her single “Vete Mucho,” broke Top 30 on the Regional Mexican Chart, and became a female empowerment anthem. In 2017, ‘La Mala’ had a successful year with chart-topping songs, international recognition, and major television appearances such as, Univision’s popular dancing competition ‘Mira Quien Baila.’ In addition, ‘La Mala’s’ single, “Si Va A Doler Que Duela,” was amongst the Top 40 on Billboard’s Regional Mexican Chart, topped all six different musical charts in Guatemala and remained on the #1 position during four consecutive weeks in El Salvador, a first for any female Mexican regional music singer. In 2018, she released her single “Merezco Mucho Más”, which landed in the Top Ten in the Regional Mexican chart in Mexico. Shortly after that she toured the US and Mexico as the opening act for Romeo Santos “GoldenTour”.

After a year of not releasing music,focusing on writing and recording, Victoria released in fall of 2019 two singles simultaneously “Fin De Semana” & “Nada De Ti”. She is prepping for an EP release this year titled “Soy Mala”. The project will be a fusion of Mexican genres- mariachi, Banda, cumbia, Mexican-trap, etc. with features like Flor de Toloache, Kap G and MC DAVO. 
You know what Paquita la del Barrio is to your grandmother or perhaps what Jenni Rivera was to your tía? Well, that’s what Victoria La Mala is for our generation: a singer whose inner power is the only thing more forceful than the strong vocal pipes , she reminds you that you are that bitch!

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