TKA is a Latin freestyle trio that rose to prominence in the 1980s and early 1990s, mainly in New York City, Chicago and Miami. The group’s members were Tony Ortiz, Louis “Kayel” Sharpe and Angel “Love” Vasquez, and they are known for hits such as “Maria” and “Come Baby Come.”

Coro is an American Latin freestyle singer of Cuban and Dominican heritage who first gained popularity with the 1989 single “Where Are You Tonight.” He has performed extensively in New York and Miami clubs and has collaborated with producers such as Todd Terry and Zahid Tariq.

Lisette Melendez is a freestyle singer who achieved success in the late 1980s and early 1990s with hits like “Together Forever.” She has performed in New York clubs and remains a staple of the freestyle genre.

Reina is a freestyle artist known for the 1990 single “No One’s Gonna Change You.” She has performed in New York and Miami clubs during the freestyle boom.

C‑Bank is a freestyle duo that performed in the 1990s, known for the single “One More Shot.” They have appeared in New York club circuits.

Soave is a freestyle singer who performed in the 1990s, known for the track “Crying Over You.”

Tony Moran, frontman of the Latin Rascals, is a freestyle DJ and producer who performed in the 1990s, known for tracks like “Arabian Knights.”

Pretty Poison is a freestyle duo that performed in the 1990s, known for the single “Catch Me (I’m Falling).”

Fascination is a freestyle group that performed in the 1990s, known for the track “Don’t You Think It’s Time.”

Sal Abbatiello is a DJ and producer associated with Fever Records, known for hosting freestyle events and supporting the genre’s revival.

Joe Causi is a DJ and producer who hosts freestyle events and is affiliated with WCBS FM.