Puerto Rico is fast becoming a major provider of music for film, television and multi-media projects.

Conveniently located, beautiful and friendly, lovely weather all year round and first class lodging facilities this is the perfect spot to comfortably bring to fruition any music producing effort.

This island is also home of highly trained technical and talent force. A large number of recording studios, several musical groups, organizations, orchestras, ensembles, choirs and other talent, plus a vast roster of engineers, technicians and operators complete the panorama. And, most definitely the primordial elements to music and its production process: the composers, arrangers and musical directors, also plethoric in this island. In layman’s terms, this location offers all that which a discerning producer demands from a music production facility anywhere.

This island places into the hands of the producer a well established, finely tuned and well oiled music infrastructure, counting among its actives a long and worthy list of professionals. Composers, arrangers, producers, performers and musician willing and able to set new standards, reshape the industry, elevate music to new heights and leave their mark on all of those who benefit from it, most importantly the consumer.

With a proven track record of musical growth and development, Puerto Rico has placed itself in a very prominent position within the international music business.   The local creative and cultural flows have provided music with elements which redefine and enhance a variety of genres. Puerto Rican musicians have left their mark on Hip hop and Pop Music (Marc Anthony, Ricky Martin, Jennifer Lopez, Draco, Tego Calderón)), Jazz (Tito Puente, Giovanni Hidalgo, Eddie Palmieri, Dave Valentin)  and Opera (Antonio Paoli, Justino Diaz, Antonio Barasorda).

Most recently the Reggaetón, a worldwide phenomenon, is reshaping the global musical panorama. That is a lot to say about a musical discipline that sprung out from, and flourished, down in the housing project’s underground music scene.