Emilia Mernes is an Argentine singer whose rise across Latin markets has been driven by dance-ready pop and urban sounds. Her public music career can be placed in 2016, when she became the lead vocalist of the Uruguayan band Rombai, a move that quickly put her name into wider circulation through shows and music videos across the region. After that first wave of exposure, she announced her departure from the group in 2018 to focus on a solo path with her own identity.

She first became known through that breakthrough with Rombai, and later for building a solo catalog anchored in pop-reggaeton. In 2019 she officially launched her solo era with the single “Recalienta,” setting the tone for a stage built on catchy hooks and a polished pop image. Over time, high-profile collaborations widened her reach: in 2021 she released “Como Si No Importara” with Duki, and during the .mp3 era she teamed up with TINI on “La_Original.mp3,” two releases that tied her directly to Argentina’s most searched contemporary pop-urban scene.

Beyond those milestones, her discography also includes international link-ups such as Ana Mena (on “El Chisme,” alongside Nio García), reinforcing her crossover position between Latin pop and urban music. Alongside the songs, she’s recognized for a strong visual strategy—choreography-driven clips and a 2000s-inspired aesthetic—that fuels recurring searches like “Emilia Mernes songs,” “Emilia Mernes .mp3,” and “Emilia x Duki.”