Heiga Studios proudly served as the recording studio for Loud: The History of Reggaeton, a podcast produced by Spotify Studios and Futuro Studios that became the most-listened-to podcast worldwide. Narrated by the iconic Ivy Queen, the podcast delves into reggaeton’s deep roots in Panama and Puerto Rico, its global rise, and the artists who helped shape its success.
The podcast has earned widespread acclaim, with features in Rolling Stone, The Washington Post, and LA Times. Rolling Stone highlighted the podcast's exploration of reggaeton's origins and its cultural impact, featuring stars like Sech, Nicky Jam, and Rauw Alejandro. The Washington Post commended the podcast for bringing to light reggaeton’s overlooked history, while LA Times celebrated how Ivy Queen and the team behind the project got the history of reggaeton right.
Heiga Studios is especially proud of the talented women involved in the production, including our CEO, Malury Imbernon, who served as the lead audio engineer for the recording of the podcast. The podcast’s commitment to empowering female talent reflects the studio’s ongoing support for diversity and inclusion in the music industry.
As the recording studio behind this record-breaking podcast, Heiga Studios continues to be a trusted hub for groundbreaking audio production and high-caliber creative projects.
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