Manuel Turizo Zapata (born April 12, 2000), better known as Manuel Turizo, … Read Full Bio ↴Manuel Turizo Zapata (born April 12, 2000), better known as Manuel Turizo, is a Colombian reggaeton singer and songwriter. Born and raised in Montería, Córdoba, he began making music at the age of thirteen with the influence of his older brother, Julián Turizo. When he was sixteen he independently recorded and three singles: "Baila Conmigo", "Vámonos" and "Una Lady Como Tú", the latter gained wide popularity in 2017, and shortly after he signed under the label La Industria Inc. "Una Lady Como Tú" became one of the most listened songs of 2017 in Spanish-speaking countries and made him gain a lot of popularity. As of July 2021, the music video for "Una Lady Como Tú" has recieved more than 1.4 billion views on YouTube and the song was streamed more than 495 million times on Spotify.

In October, 2017, he was featured in Piso 21 's song "Déjala Que Vuelva", which has gained more than 1.6 billion views on YouTube and more than 560 streams on Spotify. In December of the same year he released his second single "Esperándote", which accumulates more than 750 million views on YouTube. In 2018, he released various singles such as: "Culpables", "Sola", "Una Vez Más" with Noriel and "Vaina Loca" with Ozuna, the latter became his first Billboard Hot 100-charting hit, peaking at number 94 and staying on the chart for two weeks; while his song "Sola" became his first number one song on the Billboard Latin Airplay chart in March 2019. In August 2019, he released his first studio album "ADN" which featured songs with Zion & Lennox, Noriel, Ozuna, Darell, Nicky Jam, Sech, and Anuel AA. ADN peaked at number eight on the Billboard Hot Latin Albums chart.

In spring 2020 he released his single "Quiéreme Mientras Se Pueda" - Love Me While As You Can, during the COVID-19 pandemic. Later that year he released "La Nota" with Rauw Alejandro and Myke Towers, and in April 2021 he released his sophomore album "Dopamina".

From a very young age, Manuel and his brother, Julián, were surrounded by music, playing any instrument that was passed through in the search of perfecting art. Thus, while Julian chose the guitar, Manuel focused on singing and began taking vocal technique classes in Montería with a Cuban teacher. For him, compositions with universal lyrics that seek to reach the soul, are the formula of success and longs for its fans to continue with the support they have shown so far.

Manuel Turizo will grow under the spotlight, between concerts and fans, but he is confident that the humility and goal he has set to be one of the greatest urban artists in Latin America, will make him stay on a fixed course.
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