Waleska Morales.

Waleska Morales is one of the young voices of Spanish-language worship. Guatemalan, she grew up inside Miel San Marcos, the ministry that has spent more than 25 years recording live in front of its church, and today she is part of its second generation: the one that sings for young people who learned “No hay lugar más alto” in the congregation and now want songs of their own for their age.

Her public career began in 2020, when she opened her YouTube channel with covers and released her first solo singles, “The Blessing” and “Tiembla.” The cover of “The Blessing” is what put her on the map: millions of streams and an audience that started following her on social media.

Since then she has alternated her own projects with appearances on live recordings: “Quién Más” with Gateway Worship Español (2024), the EP “Reverence” with Christ For The Nations Worship (2024), “Temprano Yo Te Buscaré / Yo Te Busco” with Marcos Witt (2024), and “Digno de Adorar,” the Spanish adaptation of “Worthy Of It All” with Miel San Marcos (2025). In 2026 she added “Maravilloso,” Bethel Music’s Spanish-language EP, and “Contempladle” with Paul Baloche.

At the 2025 Dove Awards she was nominated twice in the same category, Spanish Language Worship Recorded Song of the Year: for “Dios de Generaciones (En Vivo),” which she also co-wrote, and for “Quién Más [Live].”

Hers is congregational worship with a youthful feel: lyrics that exalt Christ, arrangements made to be sung with the church, and a voice that the Latino Christian media already uses to build bridges between generations. With close to half a million monthly listeners on Spotify, two Dove nominations, and a calendar of collaborations that never stops, she is a name for your playlist.