Brisaye: The New Latina Sensation of Reggaeton!

Brisaye is known as "Princesa del Reggaeton" (Reggaeton Princess) because of her lady-like class and look. Adding to her uniqueness, many are surprised to find that Brisaye was born in El Salvador and is not hailing from Puerto Rico as many reggaeton artists are today. Brisaye has utmost respect for Puerto Rico and is inspired by the artists from there, but most of all is proud of being Latina and sharing a common love for all Latin culture and its universal music. Brisaye is looking forward to one day collaborate with the "Greats of Reggaeton" such as Daddy Yankee, Don Omar, Ivy Queen and other artists of their caliber and become an international bilingual music star.

Brisaye's debut single "Tocame", translated "Touch Me" featuring Miami based Sony artist SitoOner Rock was released on 2Def Records compilation cd, Reggaeton Flava, June 20th in Canada and Europe and is already creating a buzz as the next "big thing" in Reggaeton music. Brisaye has also been featured on popular DJ mix CDs such as DJ Luvsick of Broken Needles from Europe, DJ Furious of the Bay area in California, DJ El Nino of New York and countless others bringing her unique style alot of underground attention.

Working on her new single with music producer Blu Dragon of OnBeat Studios in West Palm Beach, "Baile De Reggaeton", is sure to become the next anthem hit for the Latino Reggaeton generation with infectious salsa hooks reminding you where the music has evolved from and where its going. Brisaye is also recording over different styles of music such as Hip Hop, R&B and Pop and is constantly looking on ways to broaden her musical horizons.

For more information on Brisaye, you can check out her website www.Brisaye.com