The Academy: Segunda Mision, Sech + More - Songwriting Royalties

This catalog includes songwriting royalties from a vibrant mix of Latin American artists, featuring tracks from The Academy: Segunda Misión alongside works by Sech, Yandel, María Becerra, Mora, Saiko, Beele, Arcangel, De La Ghetto, Jay Wheeler and more. With many of these names driving today’s Latin urban and pop scene, the collection blends cultural relevance with strong commercial appeal.

The catalog carries a Dollar Age of just 1.5 years, meaning most tracks are still relatively young and in their growth stage—where streaming and audience engagement often continue to climb. Backed by both established stars and rising talent, it offers a balance of proven popularity and room for potential ongoing momentum.

The Academy: Segunda Misión is a collaborative Latin urban album released on March 28, 2024, by Warner Latina and Rich Music, bringing together artists such as Sech, Dalex, Justin Quiles, Lenny Tavárez, and Dímelo Flow alongside a star-studded lineup of guest collaborators. Spanning nine tracks and about 35 minutes, the project features standout singles like “Quítenme el Teléfono” (feat. Yandel & Jay Wheeler), a smooth reggaetón cut balancing romantic tension with polished vocals; “La Ranger” (feat. Myke Towers), which delivers streetwise swagger with sharp lyrical flows; and “Latte” (feat. María Becerra), blending reggaetón and Latin pop into one of the album’s most infectious highlights. The release debuted at No. 3 on the Spanish Albums Chart, reached the Top 10 on Billboard’s Latin Rhythm Albums, and earned Platinum (Latin) certification from the RIAA, underscoring both its commercial impact and strong reception across Spanish-speaking markets.

Sech, born in Panama, is a defining voice in Latin urban music, blending reggaetón, R&B, and Latin pop with romantic flair. He rose to fame with “Otro Trago,” a chart-topping hit that reached the Billboard Hot 100 and earned Latin Grammy nominations. His debut album Sueños ranked No. 3 on Rolling Stone’s Best Latin Albums of 2019, and he won New Artist of the Year at the 2020 Billboard Latin Music Awards. Tracks like “Café Malibú” (with Mora and SAIKO) and “Tus Labios” showcase his talent for pairing poetic lyricism with lush, atmospheric production.