Panamá is widely credited as the birthplace of reggae en español, the sound that grew into reggaeton. Udini La Voz is a Panamanian recording artist rapping in Spanish and English, carrying that legacy from Panama City to world stages like the FIFA Fan Festival.
A unity anthem for every Latino who keeps going when people count them out. He closed the 2026 Premios Hispanos de Delaware with it. It is the record Higher Than 7 is putting everything behind.
From the FIFA Fan Festival main stage to the 2026 Premios Hispanos de Delaware, where he was featured among the Artistas de la Noche.
Odin Palacio grew up in Panama City, Panamá. Today, as Udini La Voz, he is a fixture of Latino entertainment from Philadelphia to New York, and his reach keeps growing.
He records in Spanish and English, and he collaborated with Michael D. Ellis, an originator of reggaeton. He has performed at the FIFA Fan Fest and Philadelphia's Fourth of July celebration, closed the Delaware Hispanic Awards, and taken the stage in Panamá. He has also appeared in CREED II and in national campaigns alongside Joel Embiid, Ben Simmons and Jay Wright.
He hosts on television and radio, walks runways, and runs his own company for young people. Everything he does carries the same message: Latino unity, Panamanian pride and a seat at the international table.
Udini has spent fifteen years earning every stage he has stood on. Year fifteen is about taking Panamá's sound to the world. This is the plan.
Make "We Go Hard" the Latino game-day chant: stadiums, gyms and creator videos, one hook at a time.
A steady run of releases in Spanish and English, each with short vertical videos made to be shared.
Collaborations with rising and established Latin artists, starting with Panamá's own scene.
Sync for sports and brand campaigns, festival stages, and a 15 Años live show.
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An independent Panamanian artist making music that celebrates Latin culture, identity and unity. He has collaborated with Michael D. Ellis, an originator of reggaeton.
From the FIFA Fan Fest to the Fourth of July in Philadelphia, from Brooklyn parades to a casino stage in Panamá. Festivals, concerts, fashion shows, sports events, private events, clubs and campuses.
La Torche is Udini's youth advancement initiative: structured, positive experiences that help young people grow. He partners with residential facilities, youth programs and social service organizations.
Festivals, brands, productions and programs work with Udini through Higher Than 7, which manages his appearances.
High-energy urbano latino sets in Spanish and English. Built for festivals, galas, parades, sports events, clubs and private parties. Closes shows with the anthem "We Go Hard."
Request a performanceFormer host of the Atrevete television program and a Higher Than 7 radio host on WPPM 106.5 FM. Award shows, cultural nights, conferences, livestreams and red carpets.
Request a hostScreen credits include CREED II, God Friended Me and TASK, plus national campaigns with the Philadelphia 76ers, Hulu, Lowe's and AT&T.
Casting inquiryRunway and editorial work for Barrio Love Clothing, Forman Mills, D Nichole Talent and more. A natural fit for brands speaking to Latino and multicultural audiences.
Brand inquiryBasketball, fitness, mindfulness, music recording and art programs for schools, youth organizations, residential facilities and special needs programs.
Bring La Torche inHeritage months, Hispanic summits, campus events and community celebrations. A voice for Latino unity and Panamanian pride on stage and on the mic.
Request an appearanceBookings, press, interviews and partnerships are handled by Higher Than 7. The form opens a ready-to-send email from your own inbox, and the team replies within two business days.
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Philadelphia, with stages across the United States and Panamá.