The urban exponent Keyviem revolutionizes drill with his talent
Keyviem, the new phenomenon of Dominican urban music signed by Roc Nation, is making its way into the genre by singing drill.
Last month, the young rapper released his latest single “North Carolina,” surpassing 790,000 views on his YouTube channel.
It also stands out with songs like “A 200”, which became the most listened to in its repertoire with 49 million views since its release in December 2024, as well as the oldest, “De mí”, which has accumulated 20 million after being released 4 years ago.
Other songs worth mentioning are: “Love at first sight”, “Look how you have me” and “Ganguero”.
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In addition, he is preparing to release a 6-song EP, which will feature collaborations with Sterling, Huan 62 and It’s Junna, and undertake his first media tour of the United States, where he will perform as part of the Calle Ocho Festival, specifically in Miami. Throughout his career, his talent has revolutionized the field in which few integrate due to the controversy generated by his lyrics: original and realistic, narrating life in a neighborhood.#Most read
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