Beéle

Beéle is a Colombian singer-songwriter whose public activity started around 2019 with the single “Loco,” a track that brought him into Latin pop/urban conversations. Since then he has maintained a steady output and stage presence, marked by a baritone tone and Caribbean inflection that stand out in today’s short-form, choreography-friendly landscape. As of September 2025, his catalog balances danceability and melody, with direct romantic lyrics and arrangements moving between reggaetón, Afro-influenced grooves, and island cadences—key to his durable performance on charts and social platforms.

His early notoriety solidified with the “Loco” remix (2020) alongside established names and jumped further with “Vagabundo” (2023), an official collaboration with Sebastián Yatra and Manuel Turizo that placed him on major radio rotations, festivals, and TV slots. In 2024 he broadened his scope: he released the album “Borondo,” teamed with Wisin on “Tu Boca,” and with Ovy on the Drums on “Mi Refe,” confirming his strength as a high-profile collaborator. In 2025 he sustained momentum with new singles from the album —including “No tiene sentido”— leaning into Afro percussion, instant hooks, and big, sing-along choruses.

On the media side, he maintained a public relationship with Venezuelan creator Isabella Ladera in 2024, acknowledged through posts and appearances; the split was communicated that same year. In September 2025 his name resurfaced after Ladera’s public statements regarding the online circulation of privately recorded material; she announced legal action. This paragraph stays factual: the relationship, the breakup, and the documented coverage with an emphasis on privacy and formal procedures.