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Born
1993
1993
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Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)
Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)
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Maye, born Maria Alejandra Osorio in Caracas, Venezuela, is a Venezuelan-American singer-songwriter known for her bilingual approach to indie and Latin pop. Raised in Miami, Florida, she grew up in a musically inclined family; her father, Fernando Osorio, played a significant role in shaping her early exposure to songwriting and production. Maye began writing songs at a young age, first in English, then in Spanish, while developing her skills through the school choir and learning guitar.
Before stepping into the spotlight as a solo artist, Maye established herself as a songwriter, contributing to tracks for artists such as Aitana and Danny Ocean. Her transition into a recording artist began in 2019 with the release of singles including “My Love” and “Tú.” The latter gained international attention after being featured on Barack Obama’s 2020 Summer Playlist, marking a key milestone in her career.
Between 2021 and 2024, Maye continued to release a steady stream of music, including “Yours,” “Versos de Placer,” “Descifrar,” “Maybe Baby,” and “Kaleidoscope.” Her sound, characterized by soft vocals and introspective songwriting, incorporates elements of indie pop, Latin rhythms, and influences from bossa nova and bolero. She also expanded her performance profile, including a widely recognized appearance on NPR’s Tiny Desk Concert series and touring alongside acts like The Marías.
In 2025, Maye released her debut studio album, Música Para Abrir El Cielo, featuring songs such as “Yo Me Consiento,” “Peter Pan,” and “Lento” featuring Rawayana. The project received industry recognition, including acknowledgment from Billboard and a nomination as “Artist to Watch” at the Premios Juventud 2025. Her growing catalog has accumulated hundreds of millions of streams across digital platforms.
Maye continues to expand her reach through new releases, including “La Máquina” in 2026, and ongoing international performances. Her work reflects a modern interpretation of Latin pop, contributing to the global rise of bilingual, genre-crossing artists.