Zulia is a rising Venezuelan singer-songwriter and producer from Maracaibo who’s quickly gaining attention in the Latin pop and alternative scene. Before stepping into the spotlight as a solo artist, he built a strong reputation behind the scenes, working as a producer and collaborator for major artists like Bad Bunny and Christina Aguilera—work that has even earned him Grammy recognition.

His own music blends pop, alternative, and experimental influences, shaped by a multicultural upbringing that included time in places like Mexico, Brazil, and Africa. That mix gives his sound a genre-bending, emotional quality, often centered on themes like heartbreak, identity, and introspection—something also reflected in his Spotify-style artist bio.

As a solo act, Zulia has released songs like “Cinetosis” and “Complejo de Mártir,” along with projects such as his debut EP Aviso de Despido. He recently released a joint EP Cultura POPular alongside musical peer Alex Ponce. His work stands out for its honesty and vulnerability, positioning him as part of a new wave of Latin artists pushing pop in more personal and experimental directions.