Kim Richards.

Kim Richards is a singer, songwriter, and one of the most recognizable voices in Spanish-language worship: the voice leading Un Corazón, the Mexican group born in 2012 at Comunidad Olivo church in Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, that today sounds in congregations and on stages across the continent.

Her public career began with that band. There she lent the lead vocals to songs churches have sung for years, like “Jesucristo Basta,” “Salmo 23” (with Marco Barrientos), and “Dios de Imposibles.” The group went from youth conferences on the border to tours through Mexico, the United States, and Latin America, and in 2024 “Kintsugi” earned the Latin Grammy for Best Christian Album in Spanish. That same year, “Babel,” the track Richards co-wrote and sings, was nominated at the GMA Dove Awards in the Spanish-language song category.

In 2023 she launched her solo chapter alongside Puerto Rican rapper Indiomar: first the singles “Mejor Contigo,” “Flor del Desierto” (a Mexican corrido), “Mi Anhelo,” and “Dopamina,” and in October the album “Mi Religión,” nine songs that cross worship, Latin urban, and Mexican music, with Alex Campos, Redimi2, Alexxander, and Samu Robles as guests.

That album earned her two nominations at the 2024 Premios Arpa: Urban Album for “Mi Religión,” released by Nomad Music House, and Collaboration Song for “Dios,” alongside Indiomar and Redimi2. Then came “Entregado” with Benjamin William Hastings (2024), “MI CITA FAVORITA” with Indiomar (2024), and, in August 2026, “Dios de Milagros” with Miel San Marcos.

Her music brings together two worlds her generation lives every day: the urban sound and Sunday worship. What she sings doesn't hide the faith: she puts it at the center, without pretense and without a sermon, with more than 2.5 million monthly listeners on Spotify and more than a decade at the front of one of the most-played Christian bands in Spanish.