In Ocean’s Eleven, Danny Ocean is the suave mastermind behind a band of principled thieves. In contemporary Latin music, it is the alias adopted by Daniel Alejandro Morales Reyes — a Caracas-born artist who has become the voice of a far‑flung community with roots across the globe. His guiding principle is to create music that is universal, immediate and deeply felt, celebrating love, peace and justice in equal measure. With the breakout success of “Me Rehúso” (2016), the former graphic designer introduced a seamless fusion of pop and reggaeton, where romantic melodies meet electronic sheen, coloured by Caribbean rhythms and touches of afrobeat. With over twelve million streams and a succession of global hits, including Amor and Imagínate, he arrives in Montreux as a leading figure in Venezuelan urban music and one of Latin music’s most compelling crossover stories.
Young Miko
She has collaborated with Bad Bunny, opened for Billie Eilish, and worked alongside some of the biggest names in the reggaeton scene. Raised in Puerto Rico, María Victoria quickly forged a reputation in the fiercely competitive global Latin scene, making her mark with grit and determination. In 2022, she made her first splash with Trap Kitty, a high-octane trap-reggaeton-rap-pop album. Two years later, the Añasco-born artist followed up with Att., an explosive album that cemented her status as a fearless, and unapologetic queer icon. Both abrasive and electrifying in the studio and on stage, Young Miko makes her Montreux debut, ready to set the Festival alight. She will also present Do Not Disturb (2025), her third rap-reggaeton album infused with drum’n’bass energy.