Worka

Worka doesn't pick a lane. His latest single, "Mala Costumbre" (with Albastian and Armando Infante), is peak "Tico House", Costa Rican folk folded into house polyrhythms, vital part of Vibras One Day Camp, Worka's touring showcase running across Central America. Gabriel López Peña built this over a decade out of San José, Costa Rica. In 2014 he founded Vibras TMC, now 600+ tracks across 36 genres, distributed worldwide via ADA Latin/Warner Music Group, with studio credits alongside Major Lazer and other major artists. Under his music group Échele Miel he remixed Charly Black's "Bruk Out" and played Chepe Joven 2017 to a crowd of 30,000+. As a producer, his name sits behind 27+Million streams in songs like "Ley de Atracción" (Serani ft. Fátima Pinto), "Se Jodió" (Fátima Pinto ft. Chucky73), GIMARIO's "I Wanna Fuck You" (3M+ streams) and Fátima Pinto's breakout "Feel Something" (5M+ streams), all built from the ground up in Costa Rica. As Worka, he DJ'd and ran Fátima Pinto's live show at Mexico's Tecate Emblema and Coca-Cola Flow Fest, and both Fátima Pinto's and GIMARIO's at Picnic Centroamérica. He opened for Ariana Grande in 2017, DJ'd Fátima Pinto's opening sets for Maluma and Ricky Martin that same year. In 2025 he played guitar and DJ'd for Fatima Pinto's show opening for Beele and Armando Infante's set opening for Carín León. 2023 brought MI VIDA DEPENDE DE ESTO: 100 original songs in 100 days with different artists from Latin America. The music keeps coming.