Puerto Rican urban music duo Musicólogo y Menes, comprising Eliécer Lautaro García (Musicólogo) and Eduardo Delsin López (Menes), gained recognition in the 2000s for their innovative fusion of electronic music with reggaeton. Collaborating with Daddy Yankee, they produced hits like "Pose" (2008) and "Lovumba" (2011). Their debut album, Orión (2015), on their label Nazza Records, reached Number 8 on the US Latin Rhythm Albums chart, with the single "Si el Mundo Se Acabara" hitting Number 1 on the US Tropical Songs chart. They continued their success with releases such as Imperio Nazza: Kendo Edition (2016).

Beginning their partnership in 2005, Musicólogo y Menes, also known as Los de la Nazza, emerged as prominent producers within the Puerto Rican music scene. Notably recognized for their work with Daddy Yankee, the duo's signature blend of reggaeton and electronic music elements garnered them widespread acclaim. Their discography includes hits like "La Despedida" (2010) and collaborations with artists like Farruko and Zion. With subsequent releases like Mas Flow Nazza (2023), Musicólogo y Menes have maintained their influence in the urban music landscape.