SpreadLof

SpreadLof
SpreadLof
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COBogotá, CO2,841
CLSantiago, CL2,040
ESMadrid, ES1,838
USSan Juan, US1,601
VECaracas, VE1,393

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Manuel Lorente Freire, known as “Spread LOF,” is a composer and artist with a slew of worldwide hits including “Tacones Rojos” (Sebastian Yatra), “Bailé Con Mi Ex” (Becky G), and “Loquita” (Reik and Rauw Alejandro). Growing up in Madrid, Spain, Spread LOF started in the rap battle scene at the tender age of nine. In 2018, he decided to take the next step in his career and moved to Medellín, Colombia. There he created meaningful connections in the Latin music industry and discovered his sound. In his two successful years in Colombia, Spread LOF has had the opportunity to work with numerous artists on his songs including J-Balvin, Sebastian Yatra, Arcangel, Llane, Mike Bahia, Reik, Rauw Alejandro, Blessd, Becky G, and more. Recently, Spread LOF was featured on songs “Soy Tu Papá” with Rawayana and Fernando Palomo and “Por Que?” with Jhoni The Voice and Anthony Ramos. Spread LOF’s writing voice is unmistakable, with his songs garnering over 300 million streams globally across digital platforms. In 2022, he won two Latin Grammy’s for his work with Sebastián Yatra on “Tacones Rojos,” setting the stage for an exciting new year.

Updated Nov 4, 2026, 7:03 PM
First discovered Aug 26, 2026, 3:02 PM