Briella

Briella is a Venezuelan urban singer who has also presented herself as a songwriter and producer of her own music. Her public activity dates back to 2010, the year she opened her official account on X, one of the earliest digital traces tied to her name. Over time, she built a steady presence across social platforms and video channels, sharing song snippets, short-form clips, and content connected to her creative process.

She became known through the online circulation of her music and the way her tracks gained traction within social-first listening habits. In 2021, she made a clear step forward as a solo artist with the single “Otra vez,” linked to a verse contest in which she was chosen as the winner by Natti Natasha, a moment that increased attention around her project. From there, her catalog has been associated with reggaeton, urban pop, and R&B influences, often emphasizing direct hooks and melodies designed for quick engagement.

Her name also reached a wider international conversation in January 2023, when she publicly commented on similarities that some listeners pointed out between her song “Solo tú” and Shakira and Bizarrap’s “BZRP Music Session #53,” a debate that spread across media and social networks. Alongside that visibility, her repertoire includes titles such as “Electricidad,” and she has continued expanding her audience through releases and platform-driven promotion across Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and X.