Erika Ender

In January 2017, "Despacito" featuring Daddy Yankee and Luis Fonsi and composed by Erika Ender was promoted and released. The music video reached 6 billion views, with the song becoming number 1 in nearly every latin billboard chart.

Cinema: Grandpa (2011), directed by Joseph Medina and produced by Edgardo Franco, better known as 'The General'. It is the story of a grandfather and his grandson, who carry a close relationship of respect and affection. Unfortunately everything changes when the grandfather suffers an automobile accident and has to be admitted to a nursing home.

Her successful career as a songwriter includes the albums: Abreme La Puerta, Cueste Lo Que Cueste and En Concierto. Topping the billboards with singles like "Cheque Al Portador", "Abreme La Puerta" (both of 2004), "Luna Nueva" (2006), "Masoquista" (2009), Who listens to me? "Quien Sale... No Entra" (2006), "Cadê?" And "Sigo Caminando," premiered at the Idol Puerto Rico 2012 Gala Final, among others, have led her to perform in multiple countries where she has shared her music, talent and charisma.

A great accomplishment as a composer was when in 2004 her theme "Cheque Al Portador", allowed her to qualify at the renowned International Song Festival of Viña del Mar, where she represented her native Panama for the first time (in 45 years), since the event began in February 1960.

Erika María Ender Simoes (born December 21, 1974), is a Panamanian singer, songwriter and actress. Ender, in addition to having a respectable singing career, is considered one of the most important and prolific composers in the Latin music market today. Along with Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee, she is the co-author of the worldwide hit "Despacito".