Anagrace.

Anagrace is a bilingual singer-songwriter of Puerto Rican and Cuban roots raised in Brooklyn, New York. Her music blends pop and soul, and she writes her own songs in Spanish and English, with lyrics about faith that don't sound like a sermon. She started singing at eight years old, and she still moves as naturally between the two languages as her generation does every day.

Her public career began in 2015 with the single “Llegaré.” A year later, an inspirational version of Adele's “Hello” made her known on YouTube, and in 2019 her acoustic cover of “Cuerdas de Amor,” by singer-songwriter Julio Melgar, surpassed three million views: a video that put her before an audience looking for comfort.

In 2016 she released “Fuerte,” the track that played on radio stations in the United States and in several Latin American countries; in 2018 she recorded “Volver a Ti” with Blanca, which remains her most-listened-to song on streaming platforms. Then came “Te Adoraremos” (2019) and “Soleado” (2020).

On October 16, 2020, she released her first album, “Hora Dorada,” seven songs produced by Jaime Arroyo and released by Passionatus Music Group that blend pop, disco, and cinematic arrangements, with one song in English. The album earned her a Latin Grammy nomination in 2021 in the Best Christian Album (in Spanish) category, and it also adds three Redención awards. In 2021 she released “Dulce” and “Paraiso,” and in 2022 “Siempre Estás Ahí,” her most recent release.

She doesn't promise a life without storms. Her songs speak of forgiveness, of coming home, and of holding on to faith when the evidence is scarce, somewhere between pop and worship. For a Hispanic generation living between two cultures and two languages, she is one of those voices that sings God's grace in everyday words.