Abraham Mateo

Abraham Mateo Chamorro (born 25 August 1998) is a Spanish singer, songwriter, record producer, and actor.

He began his career as a child prodigy, capturing national attention in Spain for his remarkable vocal talent and releasing his debut album at just ten years old. Mateo rose to international prominence at age fourteen with the breakout hit "Señorita", which established him as a rising star in Latin pop.

Over the course of his career, he has released seven studio albums and earned multi-platinum certifications across several countries. Renowned for his dynamic fusion of Latin pop, urban, R&B, and dance music, he has collaborated with high-profile artists such as Jennifer Lopez, Farruko, Becky G, Manuel Turizo, and 50 Cent. Among his most popular songs are "Loco Enamorado", "Háblame Bajito", "Se Acabó El Amor", "Quiero Decirte", "Clavaíto", and "¿Qué Ha Pasao?".

Notably, Mateo is the youngest solo male artist to reach number one on the Billboard Latin Airplay chart. In addition to his success as a performer, he has built a respected career as a music producer and has toured extensively throughout Spain and Latin America.

Early life

Abraham Mateo was born on 25 August 1998 in San Fernando, Cádiz. He grew up in a musical family: his maternal grandfather was a church choir tenor, his paternal grandfather a flamenco singer, and his mother sang traditional Spanish music. His older brother Tony is also a singer and a member of the pop duo Lerica. Abraham began singing at age three, imitating Operación Triunfo performances, with early vocal guidance from his mother. He later studied singing and music theory and learned to play several instruments by ear.