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This May 30th, Oniel Bebeshito is celebrating: the Cuban singer of the urban genre is turning 28 during a very special personal and professional phase. Since his arrival in Miami at the end of last year, the artist has continued to grow in the Latin urban scene, and this new birthday finds him surrounded by family, success, and a community that never stops supporting him.
To join the celebration, we revisit ten of his most popular songs, the tracks that have made thousands of fans dance in Cuba, Miami, and beyond. From his beginnings in the neighborhood to the hits that solidified his presence outside the Island, here’s a perfect selection to celebrate along with him, to the beat of his unique style.
1. The Blender
2. The moment the delivery arrived
3. The Point
4. I feel so good
5. Burn it
6. My name
7. Inflator
8. The Cuban Woman Who Is Missing in Miami
9. Totaila
10. Mandarina Brand
Congratulations, Bebeshito!
Frequently asked questions about Oniel Bebeshito and his music
Who is Oniel Bebeshito and why is he popular in the urban scene?
Oniel Bebeshito is a Cuban reggaeton artist who has gained popularity in the urban scene for his catchy lyrics and distinctive style. Since arriving in Miami, he has solidified his career with viral hits and large concerts, standing out as an emerging figure in the Cuban urban genre.
What are some of the most popular songs by Bebeshito?
Among the most popular songs by Bebeshito are "La Batidora," "Tacto que llegó el reparto," "El Punto," "Qué rico me siento" and "Quémalo." These songs have garnered millions of views on YouTube and are sung along by his fans at his concerts.
What has been the impact of Bebeshito on Cuban urban music?
Bebeshito has made a significant impact on Cuban urban music by proudly representing his country on international stages. His concerts in Miami and Las Vegas, among other locations, have been a resounding success, establishing him as a benchmark of the Cuban urban genre both on the island and abroad.
How has Bebeshito's music influenced his followers?
Bebeshito's music has deeply resonated with his followers, especially among those who live far from their loved ones. His song "Maldita distancia," dedicated to his mother, has touched a sensitive chord, becoming an anthem for Cuban emigrants who experience family separation.
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