Puerto Rican Band Chuwi Inks Deal With Double P Management After Breakout Year With Bad Bunny

Double P Management has signed Puerto Rican indie band Chuwi after a breakout year for the rising four-piece, Billboard can exclusively announce. Co-founded by Mexican superstar Peso Pluma and industry executive George Prajin, the management firm is broadening its roster with this addition.

“At Double P Management, our priority is helping artists grow authentically while giving them the tools and freedom to fully express who they are,” stated Prajin in a press release. “Chuwi has an exciting vision and unique sound, and we’re committed to supporting them as they enter this next phase of their global journey.”

The announcement follows a landmark year for Chuwi, which is comprised of Willy Aldarondo, Lorén Aldarondo, Wester J. Aldarondo, and Adrián López. This summer, the band performed alongside global superstar Bad Bunny during his sold-out residency at the Coliseo de Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot. They also featured on his Billboard 200 No. 1-charting album, Debí Tirar Más Fotos, with the breezy fan-favorite “Weltita,” a buoyant pop track that peaked at No. 32 on the Billboard Hot 100 and No. 8 on the Hot Latin Songs chart.

Adding to their momentum, Chuwi is the official opening act for Bad Bunny’s Debí Tirar Más Fotos World Tour, which will take them to stages across Latin America and Australia.

This signing represents a noteworthy step for Double P Management, known for guiding the careers of influential Mexican music talent like Peso Pluma, Gabito Ballesteros, Tito Double P, Santa Fe Klan, and Chiquis. Chuwi’s arrival marks a continued expansion of the company’s roster as it embraces artists from across the Latin music spectrum.

Since launching in 2020, Chuwi has cultivated a growing fanbase with their distinct tropical pop sound. The band has released two EPs — Pan (2022) and Tierra (2024) — as well as their latest single, “Falta Algo.”

Chuwi was featured on Billboard‘s On the Radar Latin in January.