ERIKA EDGAR

**ERIKA EDGAR** is an Ecuadorian singer whose voice, interpretation and connection with the public have made her an outstanding representative of popular music and spite in Ecuador.

Originally from Riobamba and based in Guayaquil, Erika has built an artistic identity marked by interpretive strength, sensitivity and a particular way of turning stories of love, heartbreak and everyday life into songs that connect with the public.

His musical proposal has **spite** as its main axis, but his versatility allows him to travel genres such as vallenato, Colombian cumbia, technocumbia, Mexican music, mariachi, bolero, Latin pop, Latin rock and Ecuadorian popular music, fusing different Latin American sounds with his personal stamp.

Throughout her career she has participated and triumphed in **two singing reality shows on Ecuadorian national television**, consolidating herself as an artist recognized for her stage ability and her live delivery. She has also taken the name of Ecuador to international stages, including the renowned mariachi festival **La Charrería**, in Guadalajara, Mexico, where she represented the country.

Her career has also taken her to Colombia, where she was invited to the **Monitor Latino Awards in Santa Marta**, being one of the Ecuadorian representatives present at this important meeting of the Latin American music industry.

On television, Erika has continued to strengthen her artistic presence through her participation in the reality show **"Soy el Mejor"**, where she has starred in presentations with renowned figures of Ecuadorian music and has demonstrated her ability to adapt to different styles, formats and scenic proposals.

His repertoire combines great classics of Latin American music with new proposals and his own songs. Among his works are interpretations of songs such as **"He Minted Me"**, "Bandido", "No Me Queda Más", "Así Fue" and other songs that are part of his musical universe.

Currently, Erika Edgar is working on the development of new productions and an artistic proposal that seeks to bring Ecuadorian spite to new audiences inside and outside the country, always maintaining as its essence a visceral, close and authentic interpretation.

Because for Erika, singing is not just about interpreting a song: it is telling a story, reliving an emotion and making the listener feel identified.

ERIKA EDGAR "Spite is sung with the soul."