Beny Jr, born Beni Ahamed Garbía on August 12, 1998, in Chauen, Morocco, is a prominent Hispanic-Moroccan singer and songwriter. His music blends elements of trap, drill, reggaeton, and afrotrap, and his personal experiences, upbringing, and cultural background are reflected in his lyrics. Despite a challenging early life, Beny Jr has emerged as one of Spain's most influential urban music artists. His rise to fame is marked by a series of successful albums, collaborations, and musical projects, making him a key figure in Spain's evolving hip-hop scene.

Early Life and Background
Beny Jr was born in Chauen, Morocco, but later moved with his family to Hospitalet de Llobregat, a municipality in Barcelona, Spain. His childhood and teenage years were marked by hardships, including difficulties with school authorities, which led him to drop out during his first year of high school. Concerned about the path he was taking, his mother decided to move the family to London, England, in search of a better life. However, Beny’s struggles continued in London, where he was imprisoned. Upon his release, he returned to Spain, only to face further legal troubles, resulting in another stint in prison.

It was during these turbulent years that Beny Jr found solace and expression in music. Inspired by his friends from the neighborhood of La Florida, including fellow artists like Morad, Lfar, Sufián, and El Cata, Beny began experimenting with music. His decision to pursue a music career became more determined after his release from prison, dedicating himself fully to recording songs and developing his sound.

Musical Beginnings (2018-2019)
Beny Jr's music career officially began in 2018 when he started releasing music on YouTube. His first notable track, "Muévelo Así," was released in mid-2019, but it was not his only project that year. He also released songs like "FreePeke" and "Maleante" and featured on Morad’s album M.D.L.R in the track "Si o No." These early releases helped establish his presence in the Spanish urban music scene, although mainstream recognition was still on the horizon.

Breakthrough and Early Albums (2020-2021)
In 2020, Beny Jr achieved national recognition with the release of his debut studio album, Trap and Love, on July 23. The album, which featured 11 tracks, included collaborations with artists like Morad and Taylor James. One of the standout tracks from the album was "Mariachi," whose accompanying music video, directed by Puig Films, helped to further boost Beny’s profile. In March of that year, he also released "Kawasaki," a track that quickly garnered over 100,000 views on YouTube within hours of its release.

In December 2020, Beny Jr released his first extended play, 3O, which contained 11 tracks and included a collaboration with Morad. The EP's tracks, including "No miento," "Fvrdxs," and "Bobby," were well-received by his growing fanbase, and the music videos, directed by Iván Salvador, further increased his visibility.

2021 was a prolific year for Beny Jr, marked by several high-profile collaborations and releases. In June, he teamed up with renowned producer El Guincho to release the EP Samurái, which became one of his most popular projects to date. Tracks like "Color Caramelo" and "DVD Thing" were widely streamed, and the EP solidified Beny Jr's reputation in the Spanish urban music scene.

Beny Jr's music often draws from his personal experiences, including his time in prison, as exemplified by tracks like "Maldito." In this song, Beny opens up about the struggles he's faced, including betrayal by friends and his aversion to fame, which explains why he often covers his face in public appearances and avoids interviews.

In November 2021, Beny Jr released his second full-length album of the year, 50/50, in collaboration with Uruguayan producer Steve Lean. The album featured tracks like "Combo La L," which remained in Spain's top 10 most-listened-to singles for 30 consecutive weeks. That same month, he collaborated with Puerto Rican artist Eladio Carrión on the track "REDBULL," which racked up millions of views on YouTube and secured a spot in Spain's top 100 singles chart.

Beny Jr ended 2021 with the release of El Precio del Dinero, an album that included 11 tracks. The promotional single "Soso" further increased his following, making Beny Jr one of Spain’s most promising urban artists.

International Success and Continued Growth (2022-2023)
In 2022, Beny Jr's popularity expanded internationally. In March, he featured on the remix of Bad Gyal’s single "Flow 2000," which quickly topped charts in Spain and Latin America. Later that month, he released the EP K y B: Capítulo 1 in collaboration with his close friend Morad. The EP included hits like "Que dirá?," "Cómo es?," and "Vuelve," and the songs remained on Spanish charts well into 2022.

In 2022, Beny Jr also embarked on a tour, performing to large crowds across Spain in cities like Galicia, Alicante, and Tenerife. In December, he dropped the single "Observador," which quickly climbed the charts and positioned Beny among Spain's top 10 most-streamed artists on Spotify by the end of the year.

Beny Jr’s output in 2023 was equally impressive. In January, he released the track "BMO033," a departure from his usual sound, exploring electronic dance music (EDM) without a drop. The song became one of Spain’s most-listened-to tracks that year. In February, he released two singles, "Tan mal" and "Solitario," which were part of his first video album, :(, featuring collaborations with Steve Lean.

On December 30, 2023, Beny Jr released his fourth studio album, La Soledad Aburre Pero No Traiciona. The album, produced by Steve Lean and SHB, contained 13 tracks and no collaborations. It quickly became a trendsetter in Spain, with singles like "Opp Boy" and "LF & CO" gaining massive attention.

Latest Projects (2024-Present)
In February 2024, Beny Jr released his seventh studio album, Anti Social Cool Kid, featuring tracks like "Luna llena," "Dime si tú me quieres ver - Part 2," and "TrankiBoy." This album was well-received in Spain and continued Beny Jr’s streak of successful releases. Throughout the year, he also collaborated with prominent artists like Morad, DelaJowy, and Rvfv.

In June 2024, he released "AFFALTERBACH," his first solo track since his two previous albums. Beny Jr’s career continues to evolve as he explores new musical genres and collaborations, making him one of Spain’s most dynamic and influential artists.

Musical Style and Themes
Beny Jr’s music is rooted in trap but has expanded to include drill, reggaeton, and afrotrap, incorporating a blend of African, Spanish, and Moroccan influences. His lyrics often reflect his struggles, relationships with friends in prison, and his disinterest in romantic love. Songs like "Thor," "Lograr," and "Para mí" frequently reference his experiences in the streets and pay tribute to close friends like Lfar, El Cata, and Sufian.

Beny Jr’s unique blend of sounds and his ability to tell personal stories have resonated with a wide audience, making him one of the most authentic voices in the Spanish urban music scene. His influence continues to grow, both within Spain and internationally, as he consistently releases new music and explores different artistic directions.