With over 8 million followers across social platforms and multiple viral hits under her belt, Zhamira has quickly become one of the most-watched rising Latina artists in music today. She has earned “Best New Artist” nominations at major Latin award shows, including the Latin American Music Awards, Premios Juventud, and Premios Heat, as well as being named “Billboard’s “Latin Artist on the Rise” in March 2026. In November 2025, Zhamira released her debut album, Curita Para el Corazón, a 14-track journey through heartbreak, healing, and the many emotions that come with love. The project, released under Dynamic Records and distributed by EMPIRE, marks a defining moment in her artistry, featuring collaborations with Greeicy, Jay Wheeler, and Kennyy, as well as the hit single “No Me Quiero Ir,” which peaked at No. 1 on YouTube’s Daily Chart. In support of the album, Zhamira is currently on her “Curita Para el Corazon” tour, marking her first-ever debut world tour. The tour has completely sold out across all markets, with the first leg selling out in just 10 minutes during presale, prompting upgrades to larger venues due to overwhelming demand. The album has gone on to receive over 130 million streams across platforms, with the song “Curita Para el Corazó” taking home “Pop Song” at the 2026 Premio Tu Música Urbana Mix Awards. Born in Caracas, Venezuela, and of Arab descent, Zhamira is a trained singer whose deep-rooted love for the arts began at an early age. She first captivated the public as a finalist on Univision’s La Banda in 2016, igniting a loyal fanbase that has continued to grow and flourish to what it is today. Since launching her solo career, Zhamira has forged her lane in the Latin music world, balancing powerful vocals with undeniable star quality. Her relationship with Jay Wheeler has become a fan-favorite love story, both on and off the stage. The couple, who welcomed their first child, “Aiunii,” in September 2024, have released several successful collaborations, including “Dicelo” and the chart-smashing “Extrañándote.” In addition to her musical career, Zhamira has worked with a wide range of brands, including a groundbreaking partnership with Ulta Beauty for their Hispanic Heritage Month campaign, where she highlighted Latina-owned beauty brands sold through the company.