Independent distributor GLAD Empire continues to solidify its impact on the Latin music industry with the celebration of multiple certifications granted by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). The awards recognize several of the most iconic tracks in the distributor’s catalog, earning Gold, Platinum, Multi-Platinum, and even Diamond Digital status, underscoring their enduring commercial success and cultural relevance.
The certifications highlight standout contributions from some of the genre’s most influential artists and producers, including J Álvarez, Ñejo, Montana The Producer, DJ Nelson, Izaak, Luar La L, DJ Luian, Mambo Kingz, Casper Mágico, Super Yei, Jone Quest, Rafa Pabón, Sammy Baby, Myke Towers, and Anuel AA. These talents have collectively amassed hundreds of millions of digital streams and created anthems that have shaped the evolution of Latin urban music.
Among the certified songs are hits like “La Pregunta,” “Más Rica Que Ayer,” “Mejor Que Yo,” “Sexo, Sudor y Calor,” “Toki,” and “La Forma En Que Me Miras,” which have achieved milestones ranging from Gold to 14x Multi-Platinum, a testament to their exceptional reach and resonance.
The awards were presented during an exclusive GLAD Empire event at Vivo Beach Club, which also served as the official kickoff party for Premios Tu Música Urbano, set to take place on June 5.
This achievement further cements the vision and leadership of Camille Marie Soto Malave and Alberto Mendoza, better known as MC Ceja, co-founders of GLAD Empire. Through a business model that emphasizes global reach, transparency, and artist-centric service, the company has revolutionized the way independent Latin music is distributed and consumed worldwide.
“These awards are a reflection of our artists’ talent and the dedication of the entire GLAD Empire team. We remain committed to amplifying the voices that define Latin culture,” said Camille Soto, CEO of GLAD Empire.
With a legacy built on strategic vision, cutting-edge technology, and deep roots in the urban music scene, GLAD Empire stands today as one of the most influential independent distribution platforms in the Latin music industry.