Tali Goya

Juan Miguel Villar, better known as Tali Goya, is a Dominican-born pioneer of NYC's Latin urban culture who migrated to the US at the age of four. Influenced by music since childhood, Tali Goya emerged as a leading figure in Spanish Trap with hit songs like "Tamo Lindo" and "Blanco y Negro." Respected in the Latin community, he has expanded into other genres like Dembow and made a mark in film with a role in the Netflix series "El Ganador" starring Nicky Jam. Tali Goya's impact extends to Latin Trap and Urban Music, solidifying his stature in the industry.

Growing up in Washington Heights, Tali Goya's infatuation with music began at the age of 8, drawing inspiration from icons like Vico C, Notorious B.I.G., and Jay-Z. His immersion in NYC's diverse music scene led him to become a trailblazer in Latin Trap, alongside artists like El Alfa El Jefe. Known for hits such as "Flow Cabron" and "Que Vivan Lo Tiger," Tali Goya's influence transcends genres and mediums, earning him a reputation as a versatile and revered artist within the Latin music landscape.