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Canada’s music scene is witnessing a cultural shift led by the Latino artist Nick Souza — a groundbreaking producer, multi-instrumentalist, DJ, and singer/songwriter bridging Canadian and Latino culture like never before. Fluent in Spanish, English, and Portuguese, Souza embodies Canada’s multiculturalism and its expanding Latino influence. His genre-blending sound combines Toronto’s signature moody RnB with Reggaeton, Afrobeats, and Baile Funk — the Brazilian rhythm making waves worldwide. As the first local Latino artist to perform and interview live on CP24 Breakfast, and having performed at iconic venues like the Opera House and History, Souza’s music is more than just innovative; it’s a bold cultural statement.
Now based in Brazil, his country of origin, Nick Souza is on a mission to conquer the Brazilian market and solidify his role as a cultural bridge between North and South America. His latest release, Volta, a romantic anthem featuring LA-based Brazilian artist Nathi, showcases his signature blend of Portuguese and English vocals. The track – produced by Danny Tortos – delivers a refreshing yet sultry vibe, mixing romance with irresistible Latino flair. With his undeniable talent, charisma, and relentless work ethic, Souza draws comparisons to superstars like Drake and Anitta in their early-stages, proving he’s destined for greatness.
Canada’s multiculturalism has always been a defining factor in our identity, but with Hip Hop dominating North America for the past two decades, the world is craving something fresh. As global superstars like Bad Bunny, Anitta, and Wizkid rise to fame by embracing the sounds of their homelands, the next evolution of music lies in the fusion of these genres on the world stage. Nick Souza, born and raised in Toronto — the most multicultural city in the world — with roots in Brazil — the most multicultural country in the world — is a prime example of this new wave. His unique sound is a bold answer to those wondering what the next big shift in music will be. Carrying the torch for cultural pride and innovation, the Barrio believes in Nick Souza’s vision and is confident this is only the beginning of his remarkable journey.
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