Eladio Carrión crosses musical borders by nimbly blending the “rap-sing” delivery popularized by American rap stars with the rhythms of Latin trap, itself a fusion of hip-hop and reggaetón, in his refreshing take on urbano music. His culturally diverse upbringing—born in Kansas before permanently relocating to Puerto Rico—informs his diverse style as he makes the most of the booming bass of East Coast rap on 2020’s “Kemba Walker” (with Bad Bunny) or while building 2020’s De La Ghetto-assisted “Tussi” (with Arcángel and Justin Quiles) around a Samba-inspired rhythm.