Finally, reggaetón music for the masses. Uroyan is focused in expressing situations affronted by young adults, with a strong desire to bring prestige to this genre created in the exotic paradise island of Puerto Rico. Uroyan was born in April 18, 1985 in Río Piedras, PR under the name of Paul Angelo Llanos Rodríguez. He comes from a working class family and is proud of its roots and country. His family instilled good values and even though he never had the best study habits, Uroyan completed a Bachelor in Business Administration. His desire to create music began at a young age after listening some local rappers like Vico C or Daddy Yankee and international superstars like Michael Jackson or Tupac. His musical influences come from a wide variety of musical genres: Hip-Hop, Pop, Rock, R&B, Salsa, Reggae, EDM and Classical music. Possesses an extensive experience producing and creating his own songs, giving him the opportunity to shape his style to what it is today. With explosive percussion sounds, modern melodies, his calmed delivery and intelligently worked lyrics, Uroyan proposes to captivate a more educated audience. His work goes through various editing stages to achieve a high degree of perfection. He has released several albums along with colleagues like En El Mambo (2005) with Tony Music and Sonando Duro (2007) and Freshmen (2009) with JC. All this songs where later compiled in the album Yo No Nací Ayer: 10th Anniversary Album (2011) along with six new tracks. Motivated by his lack of economic resources, Uroyan formed his own record label, Rocket Science Inc. and his recording studio, Rocket Science Lab, where he has produced numerous songs for other upcoming artists. Among his new projects, Uroyan released Pikoreta on February 2015, Arranca & Vete on May 5, 2015 and now Roadtrip, his new summer-inspired song on July 28, 2015.​ He is working tirelessly in the studio on other songs scheduled to be released later this year. His sound will set a precedent breaking all stereotypes both in the content of the music and the listener. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.