Suri Cruz.

Suri Cruz learned to worship before she learned to record. She grew up in a pastors' home in El Salvador and has sung in her church since she was nine; by thirteen she was already speaking at conferences in her country and beyond. Out of that school came a singer-songwriter who writes what she lives: a faith that does not depend on the stage.

At seventeen she wrote "Yo Tengo Fe," her first original song, and released it in June 2024. The bet paid off: that November, at the Teatro Metropólitan in Mexico City, the song won her the Arpa Award for Launch of the Year in its 19th edition. The 2024 AMCL Awards honored her as Breakthrough Song of the Year for that same song and nominated her for Breakthrough Artist, Breakthrough Music Video for "Yo Tengo Fe," and Contemporary Pop Song for "Como Job."

She has not slowed down since. In 2024 came "Como Job," "Es Por Tú Amor," and the Christmas version of "Cantemos Aleluya"; in 2025, "Lo Que Es para Ti," "Hijo de Dios," and "Es por Tu Amor (En Vivo)" with David Scarpeta, plus the EP "Vuelvo al Palacio (En Vivo)" with Waleska Morales. In 2026 she has released "Tu Discípulo," "ERES MI TODO" with Regina Reznick, "Soberano (En Vivo)" with Neoworship, "No Fue el Estanque," "Amor Extravagante," and "Mi Deleite Eres Tú."

Her sound is pop, with wide harmonies and a pull that carries you along, but the center is the message: identity in Christ, freedom, and hope for a generation looking to belong. Besides singing, she preaches and talks with young people at conferences, and her YouTube channel brings those sermons together with her official videos.

In numbers, the answer is clear: more than 90,000 monthly listeners on Spotify and more than 13,000 subscribers on YouTube. For someone who started singing in her church, the number matters less than the reason: that worship reach those who do not yet know it.