Armed with incredible inner strength and a compelling voice that commands the attention of everyone around her, multi-talented singer-songwriter and artist Ivonne Galaz glows like the brightest star in the night sky, and she’s quickly ascending as a luminous figure in the male-dominated regional urban music scene. Born in Ciudad Obregón, Mexico, the rising sensation began her musical journey at the age of seven, when she was given her first guitar. She heard Natanael Cano’s “El de La Codeína” for the first time. Shortly after her introduction to the regional-trap fusion, she met Rancho Humilde CEO Jimmy Humilde, who gave her the opportunity to record the first song she ever wrote, “Golpes De La Vida,” with Cano, who then included it on his 2019 EP “Mi Nuevo Yo.” The explosive single officially launched Galaz’s career, emphatically announcing her entry into the regional urban scene, and has since become her most streamed video on YouTube, garnering over 2.1 million views. On the brink of turning 18, Galaz is currently preparing to release her first studio album via Rancho Humilde titled “Voy En Camino,” on which she boasts full writing credits. The album promises to solidify her position as a leading female voice in the regional urban market and usher in an exciting new phase for the chart-topping genre.