Becky G

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Becky G
Gomez in 2023
Born
Rebbeca Marie Gomez[1][2]

(1997-03-02) March 2, 1997[2]
Inglewood, California, U.S.[3][4]
Other namesBecky Gomez[4]
Occupations
  • Singer
  • actress
Years active2008–present
Works
AwardsFull list
Musical career
Genres
InstrumentsVocals
Labels
Websiteiambeckyg.com

Rebbeca Marie Gomez[1][2] (born March 2, 1997),[2] known professionally as Becky G, is an American singer and actress. Gomez first gained recognition in 2011 for her cover versions of popular songs, which she uploaded to YouTube. One of her videos caught the attention of record producer Dr. Luke, later Gomez signed with Kemosabe Records in a joint venture with RCA Records, and also affiliated with Sony Music Latin for her Spanish-language releases. Throughout her career, she has consistently released music under this Kemosabe/RCA/Sony Latin partnership. Her debut single "Becky from the Block" and her debut EP, Play It Again in 2013 – both releases failed to chart. In 2014, Gomez achieved mainstream success with the release of "Shower", which reaching the top twenty on the US Billboard Hot 100. In 2016, Gomez release her first full Spanish-language single "Sola" and debut into the Latin market.

Gomez has released four studio albums. The first of these, Mala Santa (2019), reached the top five of the Hot Latin Songs with its singles "Mayores" and "Sin Pijama", while "Cuando Te Besé" became her first number-one single on the Argentina Hot 100. She followed it with Esquemas (2022), contained "Mamiii" her first number-one on the Hot Latin Songs. Her third and fourth efforts, the Regional Mexican albums, Esquinas (2023) and Encuentros (2024), produced the Regional Mexican Airplay number-one singles "Por el Contrario" and "Mercedes". Gomez made her feature film debut in the superhero film Power Rangers (2017). She provided her voice in the animated fantasy film Gnome Alone (2017), and the DC superhero film Blue Beetle (2023).

Gomez has received various accolades, including three American Music Awards, a Billboard Latin Music Award, nine Latin American Music Awards, five Lo Nuestro Awards, three People's Choice Awards, and seven Premios Juventud. She has appeared in listicles such as the Forbes 30 Under 30 (2023), Time 100 (2025), and received Billboard's Impact Award (2023). Gomez launched a cosmetics company, Treslúce Beauty, in 2021. Outside of music and acting, Gomez advocates for immigrant rights, gender equality, mental health and the empowerment of the Latino community.

Life and career

1997–2011: Early life and career beginnings

Rebbeca Marie Gomez was born on March 2, 1997,[2] in Inglewood, California,[3] the oldest of four children, to American parents of Mexican descent, Francisco "Frank" Gómez and Alejandra "Alex" Gomez (née Esquivias).[1][5] All four of her grandparents are from Jalisco, Mexico, while her parents and most of her family were born in the United States.[6] Gomez has two brothers and a younger sister.[7] In December 2017, she revealed she has a half-sister from her father's side.[8] Gomez grew up in Moreno Valley, and at the age of nine her family lost their home and moved into the converted garage of her grandparents' house due to financial problems.[1] Gomez began working part-time jobs to help support her family, doing commercials and voice over work.[1] She had what she described as a "mid-life crisis" when she was nine years old, and decided she wanted to pursue a music career.[1] She was quoted as stating:

That was literally my mid-life crisis when I was nine years old. That's when I felt like, 'OK, I gotta get my life together. What am I gonna do?' I pushed that on myself at a younger age than the average kid because at the time my family had lost our home. I've always been more mature for my age, so I was already understanding what they were going through. And I just thought, 'How can I help them?'[4]

She initially attended public school, though had to undergo home schooling due to issues with bullying.[4] She claimed that at one point she was jumped by multiple girls while in the restroom, and was a frequent target due to her jobs in the entertainment industry.[9]

Gomez appeared in the short film El Tux (2008) as Claudia Gómez and as Nina in the Discovery Channel television film La estación de la Calle Olvera (2008).[10][11] Also in 2008, she was a member of Kidz Bop on their fourteenth album.[12] She became a member of a girl group named G.L.A.M. in 2009,[13] and later joined B.C.G., a duo with G.L.A.M. member Cristal G.[14] She filmed a music video as part of G.L.A.M. for a song titled "JellyBean" in 2009. During this time, Gomez also began recording herself singing and rapping songs using GarageBand, and created a YouTube account to post covers of popular songs online.[4] She also began writing her own songs, and by the age of thirteen had taught herself how to play guitar.[1] Gomez befriended production duo The Jam when she was thirteen, who liked Gomez's written work.[9] The trio began working on material together, uploading cover versions of popular songs like "Otis", "Lighters", "Novacane", "Take Care", "Boyfriend", and "Turn the Music Up", a sample of "Mi Tierra".[9] These songs were meant to be part of a mixtape, titled @itsbeckygomez, though this project never came to fruition.[1] Her cover of "Otis" caught the attention of producer Dr. Luke, who had worked with artists including Britney Spears and Miley Cyrus, among others.[1][15] Luke scheduled a meeting with Gomez, and asked her to play guitar for him; he later signed her to his Kemosabe Records record label, through RCA Records.[9] In reference to her video clip for "Otis", Luke claimed "I would have signed her off that video alone. I was 100 percent in. She has so much personality and her voice just pops out of the speakers. Then I met her and discovered she could also sing and play the guitar and I thought, 'This is even better.' Then I found out she could write and it was like, 'What else are you going to tell me, that you're also Van Gogh?' Her potential is limitless."[9] Shortly after signing with the label, Gomez began work on her debut album.[1]

2012–2015: Commercial success with music and acting

On August 7, 2012, Gomez featured on Australian singer Cody Simpson's song, "Wish U Were Here", released as the second single from his debut album, Paradise.[16] On the 31st, Gomez released the song "Problem (The Monster Remix)" featuring Black Eyed Peas member will.i.am for the animated film Hotel Transylvania; the song served as a promotional single and also appeared in the movie's end credits.[17] Its music video was released on September 13. On September 6, she released a lyric video on Youtube for the original version of the track, simply titled "Problem". In October, she featured on English singer Cher Lloyd's single "Oath".[18] The song was originally written by Gomez, but was brought to Lloyd and released as the second single from the North American version of her debut album, Sticks + Stones, and gained Gomez her first entry on the US Billboard Hot 100, peaking at number 73 and at number 58 on the Canadian Hot 100.[19][20] She also featured on a remix of the song "Ai Se Eu Te Pego", a cover by Brazilian singer Michel Teló, released on his UK EP on October 14. She later collaborated with fellow singer Kesha, and rappers Juicy J and Wiz Khalifa, in a remix of the former's "Die Young", which was included on the Japanese deluxe edition of her second studio album, Warrior.[21]

On April 8, 2013, Gomez released her debut single "Becky from the Block". The song is a cover of Jennifer Lopez's 2003 single "Jenny from the Block". Gomez filmed a music video in her neighborhood, with Lopez herself making a cameo in the clip.[22][23] Entertainment Tonight described the version to have "give[n] Jenny's NY-based tune a West Coast slant".[24] She released the promotional single, "Play It Again", on May 6, alongside a music video, also filmed in and around her neighborhood. Gomez released her debut EP titled Play It Again on July 13.[25] A Spanglish version of the track, subtitled "(Una Y Otra Vez)" was released on August 9, with the chorus and bridge sung in Spanish. Gomez performed this version at the 2013 Premios Juventud ceremony, where she was nominated for Mejor Revelación (Best Revelation). She released the second promotional single, "Built for This", on November 6, alongside a self-directed music video posted on her YouTube channel.[26] In September, she featured on Mexican DJ trio 3Ball MTY's single "Quiero Bailar (All Through the Night)", which sees Gomez rapping and singing in both English and Spanish.[27] In October, she confirmed that she was already recording her debut album.

The EP's official lead single, "Can't Get Enough", was released on March 29, 2014, and features Cuban-American rapper Pitbull. A Spanish version was released to digital platforms on May 1. The song reached the top ten on the Hot Latin Songs chart, and topped the Latin Airplay chart.[28][29] On April 23, Gomez released the single "Shower", as the lead single of her then-upcoming English debut album.[30] The song was a commercial success, peaking at number sixteen in the US,[19] at number 38 in Canada,[20] and peaked at number 80 in the UK.[31] Gomez opened for American singers Demi Lovato and Katy Perry on select dates of their Demi and Prismatic world tours (2014–15) in both the United States and Mexico.[32] On November 4, Gomez released the single "Can't Stop Dancin'",[33] which peaked at number 88 in the US.[19] She released a remix with Colombian singer J Balvin in March 2015.[34] On the same day, Gomez featured on the song "Como Tú No Hay Dos" from Mexican singer Thalía's fourteenth album, Amore Mio. The song was released as a single on January 20, 2015.[35]

On April 1, 2015, Gomez released the single "Lovin' So Hard", along with a music video consisting of homemade footage of her and Austin Mahone, whom she briefly dated.[36] She performed at a tribute concert for the late Mexican-American singer Jenni Rivera.[37] Gomez appeared as Valentina Galindo in two episodes of Empire, she also performed two songs for the show's soundtrack, including "Do It" and "New New".[1] Gomez received a nomination for Choice TV: Scene Stealer at the 2016 Teen Choice Awards.[38] On August 21, she released the single "Break a Sweat".[39] J Balvin and Gomez embarked on co-headlining tour, the La Familia Tour in September 2015, the tour spanned across the United States.[40][41] She later collaborated with Dutch DJ Yellow Claw on the songs "Wild Mustang" and "For the Thrill", from their album Blood for Mercy.[42] Gomez released the promotional single "You Love It" on October 30. That same day, she was cast as Trini, the Yellow Ranger, in the film Power Rangers.[43][44]

2016–2018: Crossover to Latin music and films

Gomez collaborated with Pitbull on the song "Superstar", released in May 2016. It served as the official anthem for the Copa América Centenario.[45] They both performed the song at the game. Gomez decided to move to Spanish music in 2016, changing the course in her music career to the Latin music market.[46] On June 24, Gomez released the single "Sola", which peaked at number eighteen on the Hot Latin Songs.[47][28] The song serves as her first to be sung entirely in Spanish and was planned to be the lead single from her then-upcoming Spanish debut studio album, which was later shelved.[47] In July, she was featured alongside Puerto Rican singer Yandel on American rapper Lil Jon's single "Take It Off", with its Spanglish version being released the same day.[48] The single peaked at number forty-five on the Hot Latin Songs chart.[28] In October, Gomez released her follow-up single "Mangú". She performed the song at the Latin American Music Awards of 2016, hours before its release.[49] The single peaked at number forty-seven on the Hot Latin Songs.[28]

Gomez featured on American producers Play-N-Skillz's both Spanglish and English cover versions of the 1994 song "Si Una Vez " by late Tejano singer Selena, alongside American singer Frankie J and rapper Kap G. The singles were released on February 24 and April 7, 2017, respectively.[50] On March 3, Gomez released the song "Todo Cambió", intended to be the third single from her debut album.[51][52] The song peaked at number thirty-three on the Hot Latin Songs chart.[28] She released two remixes: the first featuring boy band CNCO and the second with American singer Justin Quiles.

Power Rangers received its world premiere in Berlin, Germany, on March 17, 2017 and the film was released on March 24.[53] The film received mixed reviews and was a box-office failure.[54][55][56] Gomez received public attention after it was revealed that her character, Trini, is queer, being the first film superhero to be from the LGBTQ community.[57] Gomez received a nomination for Choice Movie Actress – Sci-Fi/Fantasy at the Teen Choice Awards.[58] Gomez was featured on the single "Que Nos Animemos" by Argentine singer Axel, including on his album Ser. [59] Yandel's song "Todo Lo Que Quiero".[60] In September, Gomez joined Dominican-American singer and long-time friend Leslie Grace's single "Díganle",[61] which was remixed a year later with vocals from Latin boy band CNCO.[62] The remix with CNCO peaked at number thirty-six in the Hot Latin Songs.[28] In October, Gomez also collaborated with American violinist Lindsey Stirling as the featured vocalist on the track "Christmas C'mon", from Stirling's Christmas album, Warmer in the Winter.[63] Later that month, Gomez alongside Mexican actor Diego Boneta, hosted the Latin American Music Awards of 2017 in Los Angeles.[64] Gomez voiced Chloe in the animated fantasy comedy film Gnome Alone, alongside Josh Peck.[65] The film was released on November 2, 2017 in Greece and Cyprus and was later released on Netflix on October 19, 2018 in the US.[66] The film received mixed reviews.[67]

In February 2018, Venezuelan duo Mau y Ricky released a remix of their song "Mi Mala" with Colombian singer Karol G featuring Gomez, Leslie Grace and Argentine singer Lali.[68] The single peaked at number thirty-eight on the Hot Latin Songs.[28] In the same month, Gomez featured on Jamaican rapper Sean Paul and French DJ and producer David Guetta's single "Mad Love".[69] The song was originally written by Colombian singer-songwriter Shakira, but Shakira was replaced by Gomez.[70] The single peaked at number seventy-one in Canada,[20] and peaked at number twenty-two in UK.[31] In March, Spanish singer Ana Mena alongside Gomez and American singer De la Ghetto released the single "Ya Es Hora".[71] In April, Gomez alongside Puerto Rican rapper Bad Bunny and Dominican singer Natti Natasha featured in a remix of "Dura" by Puerto Rican rapper Daddy Yankee.[72] In June, Mau y Ricky and Gomez released the promotional single "Mal de la Cabeza", from duo debut album, Para Aventuras y Curiosidades.[73] In July, Gomez returns to English music with her latest summer party anthem, "Zooted" featuring Moroccan-American rapper French Montana and Puerto Rican singer Farruko. The song's music video features a cameo appearance from her Power Rangers co-start RJ Cyler.[74]

Gomez starred in the science fiction adventure film A.X.L., alongside Alex Neustaedter. The film received largely negative reviews from critics, with criticisms aimed at its derivative nature.[75] In October, Mexican singer Joss Favela released the single "Pienso en Ti" with Gomez, which features her first song in the regional Mexican genre.[76] In the same month, Spanish singer C. Tangana and Gomez released the standalone single "Booty".[77] The music video for the single was nominated for Best Music Video at the 1st Annual Premios Odeón.[78] Later that month, Gomez alongside Mexican singer Gloria Trevi, Leslie Grace, Puerto Rican actress Roselyn Sánchez and Mexican actress Aracely Arámbula hosted the Latin American Music Awards of 2018 in Los Angeles.[79] In November, Gomez featured on Puerto Rican producers DJ Luian and Mambo Kingz's single "Bubalú" alongside Puerto Rican rapper Anuel AA and American singer Prince Royce.[80] The song peaked at number twenty-two on the Hot Latin Songs.[28] In the same month, Gomez featured on the song "Lost in the Middle of Nowhere" from American singer Kane Brown's second album, Experiment.[81] Brown and Gomez released a Spanish version of the song in March 2019.[82] The song peaked at number thirteen on the Hot Latin Songs,[28] and debuted at number thirty-nine on the Hot Country Songs.[83] In December, Gomez was featured in a remix of "Mala Mía" by Colombian singer Maluma alongside Brazilian singer Anitta.[84]

2019–2020: Mala Santa

In January 2019, Gomez officially made her return to English music with the release the single "LBD".[85] Gomez performed at the Viña del Mar International Song Festival,[86] during the festival Gomez was the recipient of two awards Silver and Golden Seagull.[87] In March, she released the standalone single "Green Light Go".[88] Gomez embarked on her self-titled tour, visiting Spanish-speaking countries.[89] Gomez featured on Anitta's single "Banana", from Anitta's fourth album, Kisses.[90] In April, Gomez and Maluma released the standalone single "La Respuesta",[91] which peaked at number thirteen on the Hot Latin Songs.[28] In the same month, Gomez released the standalone single "Next to You" with British DJ Digital Farm Animals and Jamaican producer Rvssian,[92] which was remixed featuring Nigerian singer Davido, released in May.[93] In May, English singer Zayn Malik and Gomez released a bilingual English and Spanish version "Un Mundo Ideal", as part of the soundtrack for the live-action film Aladdin.[94] In June, Colombian group ChocQuibTown and Gomez released the single "Que Me Baile".[95] In July, Puerto Rican rapper Guaynaa alongside American singer Nicky Jam and Farruko released the remix of "Rebota" featuring Gomez and Panamanian singer Sech,[96] which peaked at number twenty eight on the Hot Latin Songs.[28] In September, Gomez featured on Senegalese-American singer Akon's single "Cómo No", from Akon's fourth and first Spanish-language album, El Negreeto.[97] In the same month, Gomez released the standalone single "Secrets".[98] Later that month, American rapper Saweetie released the remix of "My Type" featuring Gomez and Dominican rapper Meliii.[99] She featured on South Korean rapper J-Hope's single "Chicken Noodle Soup". The song contains lyrics in Spanish, English and Korean, written by both in their respective languages. The music video for the song featured 50 dancers of different nationalities.[100] The single peaked at number eighty-one in the US,[19] peaking at number fifty-five in Canada,[20] and peaked at number eighty-two in UK.[31] The song also debuted at number-one on the World Digital Song Sales.[101] Gomez featured on the song "Mala" from Pitbull's eleventh album, Libertad 548,[102] which was remixed a year later with De la Ghetto.

Gomez released her debut studio album, Mala Santa, in October 2019, and calling it a "new era".[103][104] It is primarily a pop/rock, incorporating elements of urbano, latin pop and reggaeton.[105] The album debuted at number eighty-five on the Billboard 200, and atop the Billboard Top Latin Albums, with first-week sales of 8,000 album units.[106] The album was supported by the singles "Mayores" with Bad Bunny,[107] "Sin Pijama" with Natti Natasha,[108] "Cuando Te Besé" with Argentine rapper Paulo Londra,[109] "Dollar" with Puerto Rican rapper Myke Towers,[110] and title track.[111] The album's first two singles all reached the top eighty in the US,[19] and all reached the top five on the Hot Latin Songs.[28] "Mayores" was nominated for Billboard Music Award for Top Latin Song,[112] and Gomez stated that would mark the beginning of a "new era".[107] "Cuando Te Besé" became her first number-one song in the Argentina Hot 100.[113][114] In November, she hosted in the 2019 MTV Europe Music Awards in Seville.[115] On November 10, Gomez was part of the song "Giants", as Qiyana, by virtual hip-hop group True Damage in League of Legends for the 2019 World Championship.[116] On the same day, she was part of its live performance for the opening ceremony of the finals.[117]

In January 2020, Mexican singer Carlos Rivera released the single "Perdiendo la Cabeza" alongside Gomez and Puerto Rican singer Pedro Capó.[118] The song became her first number-one song in Mexico.[119] In March, Australian singer Saygrace released the remix of "Boys Ain't Shit" featuring Gomez.[120] In April, Gomez released the standalone single "They Ain't Ready".[121] In the same month, Cuban duo Gente de Zona and Gomez released the single "Muchacha".[122] The single was nominated for the Latin Grammy Award for Best Urban Song.[123] In May, Chiquis and Gomez released the single "Jolene", Spanish cover version of the 1973 song the same name.[124] Gomez featured on the song "Duro Hard" from Black Eyed Peas's eighth album, Translation.[125] In June, Spanish singer Abraham Mateo and Gomez released the single "Tiempo Pa Olvidar".[126] In July, Gomez released the standalone single "My Man", and its video-game inspired music video features her and boyfriend Sebastian Lletget.[127] During the lockdown, Gomez proved that her talent extends far beyond the stage and screen. She hosted and produced her En La Sala podcast from her living room, discussing various topics with high-profile guests like Vice President-elect Kamala Harris and Colombian singer J Balvin. In September, Puerto Rican singer Juhn alongside Puerto Rican singer Lenny Tavárez and Gomez released the standalone single "Otro Día Lluvioso" featuring Dalex.[128] In October, Colombian singer Reykon released the remix of "Latina" featuring Maluma, Gomez and American rapper Tyga.[129] In the same month, Gomez and Puerto Rican singer Ozuna released the standalone single "No Drama",[130] which peaked at number twenty-three on the Hot Latin Songs.[28] In December, Puerto Rican singer Jay Wheeler alongside Myke Towers and Gomez released the remix of "La Curiosidad" featuring American rapper Arcángel, Puerto Rican duo Zion & Lennox, De la Ghetto and Puerto Rican rapper Brray.[131] In the same month, Mexican group Banda MS and American rapper Snoop Dogg released the remix of "Qué Maldición" featuring Gomez.[132]

2021–2022: Esquemas

In February 2021, Gomez and Nigerian singer Burna Boy released the promotional single "Rotate". The song was used in Pepsi commercials featuring soccer players, including Lionel Messi.[133] In March, Puerto Rican rapper Kevvo alongside Arcángel and Gomez released the single "Te Va Bien" featuring Puerto Rican rapper Darell.[134] Gomez collaborated with American singer Trevor Daniel and Puerto Rican record producer Tainy on the song "F is For Friends", from The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run soundtrack.[135] In April, Gomez featured on the single "Down to Miami" from American group Emotional Oranges's mixtape, The Juicebox.[136] In July, Argentine rapper Khea alongside American singer-songwriter Julia Michaels and Gomez released the standalone single "Only One" featuring Jamaican songwriter and producer Di Genius.[137] In August, Gomez featured on Argentine singer María Becerra's single "Wow Wow", from Becerra's debut album, Animal.[138] The song reached the top five in Argentina.[114] Billboard called the music track "a hitting reggaeton that has female empowerment anthem potential".[139] In September, Mexican singer Sofía Reyes and Gomez released the single "Mal de Amores".[140] In the same month, Play-N-Skillz alongside Thalía and Gomez released the standalone single "Baila Así" featuring Chiquis.[141] In October, American singer Christina Aguilera alongside Gomez and Argentine rapper Nicki Nicole released the single "Pa Mis Muchachas" featuring Argentine singer Nathy Peluso, which served as the lead single from Aguilera's EP titled La Fuerza and is part of album, Aguilera.[142] The song garnered three nominations at the 23rd Annual Latin Grammy Awards,[143] including for her work on the album as a featured artist on the track, Gomez was nominated for Latin Grammy Award for Album of the Year.[144] In November, Gomez began hosting her own Facebook Watch talk show, titled Face to Face with Becky G.[145][146] Her first guest was American singer Demi Lovato.[145] On November 26, Gomez released song "Lo Que Yo Diga" as part of the Koati film soundtrack.[147] In December, Gomez released a reggaeton-infused cover of the iconic Italian protest song "Bella Ciao", as a tribute to the final season of the Netflix series Money Heist.[148]

In March 2022, Gomez alongside American singer Joe Jonas and choreographer Sean Bankhead to serve as judges and executive producers on the MTV and TikTok music competition series Becoming a Popstar.[149] Gomez alongside Natti Natasha featured on the song "Zona del Perreo" from Daddy Yankee's eighth album, Legendaddy.[150] In April, Regional Mexican group Marca MP and Gomez released the single "Ya Acabó".[151] It reaching the top ten on the Hot Latin Songs.[28] The song won for Best Collaboration – Regional Mexican at the Latin American Music Awards of 2023.[152]

Gomez released her second studio album, Esquemas, in May 2022.[153] It is primarily a latin, pop/rock and rap, incorporating elements of pop, dance-pop and reggaeton.[154] The album debuted at number ninety-two in the US, and also atop the Top Latin Albums and Latin Pop Albums charts, with 11,000 album-equivalent units in its first week.[155] The album was supported by the singles "Ram Pam Pam" with Natti Natasha,[156] "Fulanito" with Dominican rapper El Alfa,[157] "Mamiii" with Karol G,[158] and "Bailé Con Mi Ex".[159] "Ram Pam Pam" is also featured on Natti Natasha's second studio album, Nattividad.[160] The album's commercial success single "Mamiii" topped the Global 200, Latin charts,[161][28][162] and peaked at number fifteen in the US.[19] "Mamiii" as Gomez's highest-charting single on the Hot 100 chart.[163] The song won three accolades at the Latin American Music Awards,[152] and received nominations for Best Urban Song at the Latin Grammy Awards,[164] and four Billboard Latin Music Awards nominations.[165]

Gomez starred in stoner comedy film Good Mourning (2022), alongside MGK, Mod Sun, Dove Cameron and Megan Fox.[166] The film received universally negative reviews from critics, and its box office was negatively impacted at the time of the release.[167] In July, Argentine singer Tini alongside Gomez and Anitta released the single "La Loto".[168] The song reached the top ten in Argentina.[114] In the same month, Gomez hosted with Mexican TikTok star Jimena Jiménez in the 2022 MTV MIAW Awards in Mexico City.[169] In September, Gomez and Spanish singer Daviles de Novelda released the standalone single "Amantes", which features her first song in the bachata genre.[170] In October, Gomez alongside Colombian singer Greeicy, María Becerra, and Tini was featured on the remix of Venezuelan-American singer Elena Rose's single "La Ducha".[171]

2023–2024: Esquinas and Encuentros

In February 2023, Mexican regional quartet Fuerza Regida and Gomez released the standalone single "Te Quiero Besar",[172] which peaked at number twenty-seven on the Hot Latin Songs.[28] In March, Gomez released the standalone single "Arranca" featuring Dominican singer Omega.[173] On April 14 and 21, Gomez performed at the Coachella Festival.[174] In May, American band OneRepublic and Gomez released the remix of "I Ain't Worried".[175] In June, Gomez released the standalone promotional single "The Fire Inside", from the Flamin' Hot film soundtrack.[176] The song was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Song.[177] Gomez and Nigerian singer Ayra Starr performed the song "Take It To The Top", from Metro Boomin's soundtrack album of the American animated superhero film Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse.[178] In July, Gomez featured on Nigerian singer Kizz Daniel's single "Cough", from Daniel's fourth album, Maverick.[179] In August, Haitian DJ Michaël Brun alongside English singer Anne-Marie and Gomez released the single "Coming Your Way".[180] Gomez voiced Khaji-Da, an entity inside Jaime Reyes' Scarab, in the DC Studios film Blue Beetle (2023).[181] Gomez embarked on her first headlining tour, the Mi Casa, Tu Casa Tour in September 2023.[182]

Gomez released her third studio album, Esquinas, in September 2023.[183] Primarily a latin genre, it incorporates elements of Mexican traditions, pop/rock and latin pop.[184] The album is a tribute to her grandparents, who emigrated from Mexico to the United States. The album debuted at number 109 in the US, and also atop the Top Latin Albums and Regional Mexican Albums charts, with 11,000 album-equivalent units in its first week.[185] The album was supported by the singles "Chanel" with Mexican singer Peso Pluma,[186][187] "La Nena" with Mexican singer Gabito Ballesteros,[188] "2ndo Chance" with American singer Iván Cornejo,[189] and "Por el Contrario" with Mexican-American singers Ángela Aguilar and Leonardo Aguilar.[190] "Chanel" reached the top ten on the Hot Latin Songs,[28] and also peaked at number fifty-five in the US.[19] The album's commercial success single "Por el Contrario" topped the Latin Airplay and Regional Mexican Airplay charts.[29][191] The song was nominated the Latin Grammy Award for Best Regional Mexican Song.[192] In November, South Korean singer Bibi and Gomez released the standalone single "Amigos".[193]

In January 2024, Gomez appeared as a guest judge on the sixteenth season's premiere of the reality television show RuPaul's Drag Race.[194] In March, she released promotional single "Boomerang".[195] On March 22, Gomez was featured on the song "On My Body" from South African singer Tyla's debut studio album, Tyla.[196] The song reaching the top-ten on the US Afrobeats Songs.[197] In April, Gomez alongside Thalía, Mexican actress Alejandra Espinoza and Puerto Rican actor Carlos Ponce, hosted the Latin American Music Awards of 2024 in Las Vegas.[198] Gomez signed with the talent agency WME to manage her career.[199] In May, Gomez featured on Black Eyed Peas and El Alfa's single "Tonight", as the lead single from the soundtrack of the buddy cop action comedy film Bad Boys: Ride or Die,[200] and collaboration with Brazilian singer Luísa Sonza and Brazilian DJ Papatinho, titled "Flores Pa Ti" was released as part of the film's soundtrack.[201] In July, Gomez and Colombian singer Feid featured on the song "Rewind" from American rapper Blxst's debut album, I'll Always Come Find You.[202] In September, American mariachi band Mariachi Divas de Cindy Shea and Gomez released the single "Bluetooth".[203]

Gomez released her fourth studio album, Encuentros, in October 2024.[204] Primarily a latin genre, it incorporates elements of Mexican traditions, pop, dance-pop, reggaeton and latin pop.[205] The album debuted at number fifteen on the Top Latin Albums and reached the top ten on the Regional Mexican Albums.[206] The album was supported by the singles "Mercedes" with Mexican singer Óscar Maydon,[207] "Como Diablos"[208] and "Otro Capítulo".[209] "Mercedes" reaching the top five on the Latin Airplay and atop on the Regional Mexican Airplay.[29][191] The song was nominated for two accolades at the Lo Nuestro 2025.[210] Gomez embarked on her second headlining tour, the Casa Gomez: Otro Capítulo Tour in October 2024.[211]

2025–present: Rebbeca

In January 2025, Gomez appeared in the Hulu documentary television series Faces of Music.[212] In February, Gomez and Canadian singer Jessie Reyez featured on Emotional Oranges's single "Candy Gum".[213] In April, Gomez featured on the song "Tek" from Nigerian singer Davido's fifth album, 5ive.[214] In May, Gomez and Colombian singer Manuel Turizo released the single "Que Haces",[215] which peaked at number thirty five in the Hot Latin Songs.[28]

Gomez was the focus of the Jennifer Tiexiera-directed documentary film, Rebbeca,[216] the documentary focusing on her personal journey and the creation of her debut Mexican regional album. The film premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival on June 12, 2025,[217] and in select movie theaters.[218] In December 2025, was released on Netflix.[219] Critics noted that it felt less like a promotional tool and more like a genuine coming-of-age story. It successfully re-introduced Gomez to a global audience not just as a singer, but as a serious cultural advocate and storyteller. In October, Gomez featured on the song "Hard Way" from American rapper Bia's debut album, Bianca.[220] In December, Gomez released the single "Hablamos Mañana".[221]

Gomez will co-star in the Baton, which marks the directorial debut of Danny Ramirez. The film also stars Maia Reficco, Diego Calva, and Camila Mendes, the film began production in February 2026.[222] In March, Gomez collaborated with South Korean singer Yeonjun and Myke Towers for the official 2026 World Baseball Classic song, "Make It Count".[223] Gomez will release her new single "Marathon" on March 27.[224]

Artistry

Gomez is a rap, pop/rock and latin artist.[225] Vocally, she has been described as a soprano.[226][227] Her music is a reflection of her dual identity, often blending genres to create what she calls a "200 percent" experience (100% American, 100% Mexican). Her style ranges from rhythmic, fast-paced rap verses to soft, melodic ballads. She is known for "talk-singing" in her urban tracks, which adds a conversational and relatable feel to her music. She often seamlessly switches between English and Spanish within a single song (Spanglish), making her music highly accessible to the "Gen Z" Latinx audience.

Gomez is heavily involved in the songwriting process, often using her lyrics to tell stories of personal growth and cultural pride. A recurring theme in her writing is the subversion of the "submissive" female trope. Songs like "Mamiii" and "Sin Pijama" celebrate female agency, independence, and sisterhood.

Her debut studio album, Mala Santa, which established her in the Latin urban music scene, moving away from her earlier pop sound. Her second album, Esquemas, celebrates her bicultural identity and personal growth, focusing on empowerment, Latin pop, and reggaeton. Her albums, Esquinas and Encuentros, inspired by her Mexican roots and her late grandfather, aiming to honor the music she grew up with, including corridos, boleros, and mariachi. It is a deeply personal, "raw" exploration of her heritage and the "border" experience.

Gomez has cited late Tejano singer Selena, as well as Jennifer Lopez, Thalía, Jenni Rivera, Shakira and Christina Aguilera as influences.[228][229][230][231][232]

Business and ventures

Business and endorsements

Gomez began representing CoverGirl in July 2014.[233] As the spokeswoman for the company, she filmed commercials to promote the brand and featured their products in her music videos.[233] In December 2018, Gomez released a makeup collection called Salvaje with cosmetics brand ColourPop Cosmetics.[234]

In 2020, she joined the ownership group of Angel City FC of the National Women's Soccer League.[235] In March 2021, Gomez collaborated with PrettyLittleThing, with multiple capsule collections.[236] In 2022, Gomez, along with Argentine singer Tini and Brazilian singer Anitta, was the spokesperson for WhatsApp's "Gender Equality in Music & Beyond" campaign.[237] In 2023, Gomez collaborated with Patron Tequila.[238] In June, she was named the Creative Director for this swimwear brand Gonza, focusing on uplifting Latin creatives.[239] In July, Gomez partnered with the Cheetos for the "Deja tu Huella" global campaign.[240] In January 2025, Gomez collaborated with Fabletics, and launched a 20-piece activewear capsule collection that includes jumpsuits, bomber jackets, and seamless sets on the Becky G x Fabletics Collection.[241] In April, she signed an endorsement deal with Garnier, becoming the face of its "Put It To The Test" campaign for the Sleek & Stay Hair Serum.[242] In April, Gomez launched a colorful home decor line at Walmart in collaboration with her mother Alejandra Esquivias.[243]

Treslúce Beauty

In June 2021, Gomez launched her own makeup brand, Treslúce Beauty. The brand is an ode to Gomez's Mexican roots, featuring packaging inspired by Talavera pottery and product names in both English and Spanish affirmations. Mexican Blue Agave, sustainably sourced from Jalisco, Mexico, is infused into the formulas to provide unique softness and skin-soothing benefits. All products are cruelty-free, vegan-friendly, and PETA-approved. Initially released through its official webstore. In March 2022, the brand also became available at Ulta Beauty stores in the US.[244] In late 2024, Treslúce Beauty has indeed wound down its operations. The brand quietly disappeared from major retail shelves, and the official website eventually went offline, signaling the end of the venture.

Philanthropy and advocacy

Charity work

Gomez is highly active in philanthropy, frequently donating to causes supporting education, disaster relief, and social justice. On World Autism Awareness Day in 2019, Gomez teamed up with Pop Sockets to donate 50 percent of each sale to Autism Speaks.[245] For each episode of her En La Sala podcast, donating $10K to a charity of her choice following every broadcast.[246] Gomez was honored at the 2023 Save the Music Foundation LA event for her commitment to music education. In 2024, she invited students from her hometown of Inglewood to perform with her during her Oscars debut.[247] In December 2025, she partnered with the non-profit Project Healthy Minds to launch a custom digital marketplace that helps her fans find trusted mental health services.

These include the following: AIDS Healthcare Foundation, DoSomething, Make-A-Wish Foundation, Pencils of Promise, Planned Parenthood, Rock the Vote, St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, The Salvation Army, Telethon, and UNHCR.[248]

Advocacy

Gomez is an artist known for using her platform to advocate for social justice, particularly regarding immigration, LGBTQ+ rights, and the Latin community. She released the song titled "We Are Mexico" in solidarity with the Latin community, in response to Donald Trump's remarks against illegal Mexican immigrants.[249] In 2019, she joined Michelle Obama's nonpartisan organization When We All Vote as a co-chair. Gomez teamed up with Global Citizen to advocate for women’s economic empowerment, specifically visiting and supporting women-owned businesses in Mexico.[250]

Gomez is a critic of racism and supported the Black Lives Matter movement.[251] She has actively promoted voting, collaborating with California Governor Gavin Newsom in 2020 to urge young people and the Latin community to vote in the presidential election.[252] Gomez has been a consistent critic of United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). She has used social media to support immigrant communities facing raids. At the 2026 MusiCares Person of the Year Gala, she painted "FUCK ICE" on her nails.[253]

Achievements

Further information: List of awards and nominations received by Becky G

Gomez has won various awards including: three American Music Awards, a Billboard Latin Music Award, an iHeartRadio Music Award, nine Latin American Music Awards (being the second most-awarded female artist), five Lo Nuestro Awards, three People's Choice Awards and seven Premios Juventud. She has been nominated for two Billboard Music Awards, six Latin Grammy Awards (including Album of the Year as a featured artist), and a MTV Video Music Awards.

Billboard featured Gomez on their 21 Under 21 list in 2014,[254] 2015,[255] and 2017.[256] Gomez was honored the Inspira Award from Hispanic Heritage Foundation for inspiring youth and serving as a role model.[257] Rolling Stone included her on their list of "18 Teens Shaking Up Pop Culture" in 2015.[258] Gomez was honored by The Latin Recording Academy as one of the Leading Ladies of Entertainment in 2018.[259] In 2019, Gomez was honored with the Extraordinary Evolution Award at the Latin American Music Awards for her evolving work in a short span of years.[260] In 2020, Gomez was honored with the Agent of Change Award at the Premios Juventud for her active role leading social change.[261] Gomez was named to Forbes 30 Under 30 list in the music category.[262] Billboard Women in Music named Gomez the Impact Award in 2023.[263] Gomez was awarded the Harvard Foundation Artist of the Year Award, for her artistic excellence, advocacy for underrepresented communities, and contributions to music.[264] Time included her on its annual list of the most influential rising stars in 2025.[265] Vogue México featured Gomez on their 20 Under 30 list in 2026.[266]

Gomez named an honorary member of the Latino World Order (LWO) during her performance of "America the Beautiful" at WWE WrestleMania 39, celebrating her cultural influence in entertainment.[267][268] Gomez honored at the Latinos in Sports Awards for her contributions as an artist and co-owner of Angel City FC, advancing representation for Latinas in sports and entertainment.[269]

In April 2023, Gomez was given the key to the city of Coachella, California, in recognition of her musical achievements and support for farmworkers in the Latino community,[270] and in October Gomez was given the key to the city of Inglewood, California, her hometown, for her accomplishments as a singer, actress, and activist representing Mexican-American heritage.[271]

Her songs "Shower" and "Mamiii" have reached over one billion streams on Spotify,[272] while "Mayores" and "Sin Pijama" have reached over two billion views on YouTube. As of early 2026, she has surpassed 28 billion career streams across all platforms.

Personal life

Relationships

Gomez briefly dated American singer Austin Mahone in 2015.[273] In June 2016, it was confirmed that Gomez is in a relationship with American professional soccer player Sebastian Lletget.[274][275][276][277] The couple announced their engagement on December 9, 2022.[278][279] Lletget apologized for cheating allegations in late March 2023.[280][281]

Health

Gomez has been open about her struggles with anxiety and panic attacks.[282] While on tour with Fifth Harmony in October 2017, Gomez suffered an "out-of-control fan attack" while in Mexico City. Gomez took to Snapchat to speak about the incident and also revealed that she had been dealing with anxiety issues.[283][284]

Discography

Main articles: Becky G discography and List of songs recorded by Becky G

Filmography

Main article: Becky G videography

Tours

See also: List of Becky G live performances

Headlining

Co-headlining tours

Opening act

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