Ryan Castro

So I'm gonna stay for a few days after and we got a bunch of like songwriters, engineers.

uh vocalists producers all in the in the room and uh we rented out like three studios for like three four days and uh we're just gonna make a bunch of a bunch of music out there that's so sick and then my goal with those is to have these demos ready that is so cool come back and say yo becky g check out this demo we made in columbia i had this super dope vocalist make this record with you in in mind what do you think of this type thing you know i'm saying that's fire or freaking ryan castro what's up g look what we got for you yeah you know i'm saying yeah

That is my dream collab for you.

Bro, that was another one.

i didn't know that no it's

sick dude i'm my boy he's colombian and when the song jordan came out he put me on that song like uh ryan yeah um and i'm like oh shit this is sick and then um It was epic, bro.

I fucking love Ryan Castro.

Every

Tickets for this are $15.

Finally, also Saturday night, 8.30 p.m. at the Yingling Center on the USF campus in Tampa, we've got Colombian rapper and songwriter Ryan Castro.

He's a global reggaeton and dance hall artist known for his songs Quema, Jordan, and Monastery.

And here's his song he did with Rich the Kid called Rich Rappers.

After Maximus?

That's so dumb.

You know, Ryan Castro, one fun fact I know about him, guess his real name.

Ryan?