From the studio to the Latin GRAMMY: Vicente Pinto consolidates a decade of trajectory in Latin music

Miami.- Behind songs, studio sessions, and productions that connect different Latin music markets, music producer Vicente Pinto has built a career as a producer, songwriter, and engineer for over a decade. In 2026, that journey adds two milestones of special relevance: a recognition from SESAC and his participation in a project nominated for a Latin GRAMMY.

The album “Música Para Bailar”, by Fariana, was nominated for the 27th Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards in the Best Merengue/Bachata Album category, a project in which Pinto participates with production credits on tracks such as “La Temperatura” and “Barbie”.

Months earlier, his work as a songwriter for “ME MUEVO”, performed by the Colombian artist Fariana and the Dominican artist Kiko El Crazy, received recognition during the SESAC Latina Music Awards 2026, where Pinto is credited as a songwriter.

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A career built from creation

Born in Peru and based in Miami, Vicente Pinto has developed a profile that brings together three fundamental disciplines of the musical process: production, composition, and engineering. This combination has allowed him to work on projects that span urban music, Latin pop, Afrobeat, dancehall, and Caribbean sounds.

Their catalog includes works linked to artists such as María Becerra, Fariana, El Alfa, Zion, Randy Nota Loca, De La Ghetto, El Bogueto, Henry Santos, Kapo, Lasso, and Martina La Peligrosa.

A creative phase alongside El Alfa

Since 2024, Pinto has participated in different projects related to El Alfa, one of the Dominican artists with the greatest international presence within the urban genre. Among his recent productions is “PANTI Y COLALE 2.0”, together with De La Ghetto and Zion, where Pinto is credited as a producer.

These collaborations have expanded a catalog that also features Platinum certifications as a producer and works aimed at audiences in the United States, Latin America, and the Caribbean.

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2026: recognition of a career

The combination of SESAC‘s recognition for “ME MUEVO” and the Latin GRAMMY nomination for “Música Para Bailar” represents a moment of particular visibility for Pinto’s work and continues more than ten years of professional activity.

From Miami, Vicente Pinto continues to develop new productions, compositions, and collaborations, maintaining a creative proposal focused on the evolution of the contemporary Latin sound and its international reach.