Edwin Vazquez Vega, better known by his stage name Maldy, was born on July 29, 1982, in Guayama, Puerto Rico. He grew up in a musical household, surrounded by the rhythms and melodies of his native land. From a young age, he showed a natural talent for music and a passion for performing.
Maldy's musical journey began in 1999 when he joined forces with his cousin, Chencho Corleone, to form Plan B. The duo quickly made a name for themselves in the Puerto Rican music scene, blending reggaeton, Latin rhythms, and urban beats to create a unique sound that resonated with audiences across the globe.
Plan B's debut album, El Mundo del Plan B: Los Que la Montan, was released in 2002 to critical acclaim. The album's success catapulted Maldy and Chencho to stardom, earning them a dedicated fan base and recognition within the music industry.
Over the years, Maldy and Plan B have garnered numerous accolades for their contributions to the Latin music industry. In 2016, the duo won the coveted 'Latin Rhythm Albums Artist of the Year (Duo or Group)' award at the Billboard Latin Music Awards, solidifying their status as one of the genre's most influential acts.
Individually, Maldy has also seen success as a solo artist, with his music videos racking up millions of views on platforms like YouTube. His single "GATUBELA" has been streamed over 110 million times on Spotify, further cementing his reputation as a top-tier musician.
Despite his fame and success, Maldy remains humble and grounded, attributing much of his inspiration to his family and roots in Guayama. He values his relationships with his loved ones and continues to use his platform to uplift and empower those around him.
Throughout his career, Maldy has collaborated with esteemed artists such as Daddy Yankee and Karol G, further expanding his reach and influence in the music industry. His versatile style and dynamic stage presence have endeared him to fans worldwide, cementing his status as a true icon of modern Latin music.
As Maldy's musical journey continues to evolve, it is clear that his passion for music and dedication to his craft will ensure his enduring legacy in the annals of reggaeton history.