Glenn Monroig is considered one of the most versatile and avant-garde artists in Puerto Rico and reaches over five decades in music. Singer, musician, arranger, and producer of various musical styles, some such as contemporary pop, tropical, jazz, rock and R&B. Credited with recording the first rap song in Spanish. From an early age he was close to the world of music, influenced by his father, the legendary Puerto Rican bolero player, Gilberto Monroig. The 80s marked the beginning of a fruitful recording and commercial career for Glenn Monroig. After the release of the song “I will never abandon you like this again”, which became one of the favorites of Puerto Rican audiences. Through Mezza Lunna Recording Studios, he expanded a decade of musical successes for local and international markets of advertising campaigns for some of the biggest brands in the world. His original songs “Me dijeron” and “Por siempre” marked the history of popular music in the island. “Me dijeron” from his album “No Finjas” became an international anthem for openly speaking about society’s prejudices against homosexuality. “Por siempre”, a Spanish version of “Forever” by Kenny Loggins, in his album with David Sanborn, David Foster and Ina Ein occupied the top of the charts. Songs like “Mírame a los ojos,” “Si supieras,” “Hola,” “Vivir para ti,” the first Spanish Rap “No finjas,” “Causa perdida,” “Y entonces volviste a herir”, “Ahora qué”, “Yo solamente”, “Solo” by Claudio Baglione, “Donde quiera que estés”, “Causa y Efecto”, “Una vez más” from his salsa record “Tropical” sold over 100,000 copies with WEA Latina. “A papi,” a tribute for his father Gilberto Monroig, with musical director and arranger Frank A. Suarez, assembled over fifty musicians and the production was praised by the press as “a prodigious interpretation that defies the ambiance and reveals his strength.” Glenn’s most recent production “Intacto” after a long hiatus, Glenn yet again demonstrated his vanguard style, social conscious, romanticism, humor, capacity to go direct and honest, compassionate, and standing in solidarity. Glenn has worked with hundreds of national and international tall-order musicians.