Jory Boy

Jory Boy is the stage name of Puerto Rican reggaeton singer Fernando Luis Sierra Benítez (July 5, 1986), who jumped to fame as one half of the duo Nova & Jory. Born in the city of Carolina, Puerto Rico, he relocated to the United States with his family at the age of 10, settling in Camden, New Jersey. After discovering reggaeton during his teenage years and participating in numerous talent shows in search of a breakthrough, he met Fernando “Nova” González and formed Nova & Jory in 2007. The group rapidly gained popularity thanks to the single “Por Encima,” which was also the title of their first mixtape. They followed up with the mixtape Salimos del Bloque in 2010 and 2011’s Mucha Calidad, their official studio debut. Nova & Jory went their separate ways in 2012, allowing Jory Boy to embark on a solo career that catapulted him to international stardom. That year, he featured on the Pina Records compilation La Fórmula: The Company with the track “More” featuring Zion and Ken-Y. Matando la Liga (2015), his studio debut, shot straight to the top of Billboard’s Latin Rhythm Albums and reached Number 3 on the Top Latin Albums chart. Further success ensued with the EPs Otra Liga (2016) and Otra Liga 2 (2018), followed by his sophomore effort Creme de la Creme in 2020. A third album titled La Esencia arrived in 2021.

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