Calle 13 Net Worth
Calle 13 net worth: Calle 13 is a Puerto Rican band made up of two stepbrothers and their half-sister and has a net worth of $10 million. Calle 13 consists of step-brother René Pérez Joglar (born 23 February 1978 in Hato Rey), calling himself Residente, as lead singer-songwriter and Eduardo José Cabra Martínez (born 10 September 1978 in Santurce), calling himself Visitante and performing as A multi-instrumentalist, singer, and beatmaker, and their half-sister, Ileana Cabra Joglar (aka PG-13), who sings in the background.
After submitting demo tapes, the group first struck a record deal with White Lion Records. During the production of their first album, Filiberto Ojeda Ríos, the leader of the Puerto Rican revolutionary group Los Maccheteros, was killed in the process of being arrested by the FBI, angering brothers “residents” who wrote a song to protest what happened Thing Ojeda asked their record label to allow the group to publish it on the internet via viral marketing via alternative news site Indymedia Puerto Rico. Calle 13 is known for its eclectic style of music, often using unconventional instruments in its music, and although most people label Calle 13’s music as reggae, they try to distance themselves from this style. The group is also known for its satirical lyrics and social commentary on Latin American issues and culture. Residente’s unique lyrics touch on eclectic themes, even mentioning (sometimes mocking) celebrities and pop icons like Mickey Mouse, Redman, and 2Pac. The stepbrother is a staunch supporter of Puerto Rico’s independence movement, a stance that has caused controversy. The group has won 19 Latin Grammys for their work. They hold the record for the most winning Latin Grammys and have also won two Grammys.
