There has always been something kinetic about Jason Cerda. Long before genre-blending became the norm, Cerda was already creating a sound built on movement—Latin rhythms, pop instinct, bilingual storytelling, and the kind of magnetic energy that turns every performance into an experience. A native of the Washington, D.C. area, Cerda has spent years building a career that feels both global and deeply personal, earning Billboard Top 20 recognition with singles including Al Lado Mio, Color Favorito, and Un Poco Mas.

What has always set Cerda apart is that his artistry has never existed in just one lane. Music, dance, performance, and entrepreneurship have all moved in tandem. Beyond the studio booth and stage lights, he is also the owner of his own dance studio, a reflection of his commitment to cultivating creativity and community in the same region that raised him. It is that balance—artist and architect—that continues to define his career.

For Cerda, movement has never been metaphorical. Summer after summer, he has performed around the world, bringing his signature energy to international stages and audiences far beyond his hometown roots. That global reach was on full display last summer with his high-profile project alongside Les Twins, the world-renowned dance duo whose influence spans music, fashion, and live performance. The collaboration underscored what longtime supporters have known for years: Cerda thrives in spaces where artistry, innovation, and performance collide.

Now, Cerda steps into one of his biggest moments yet with the release of his new single, Golazo — an explosive, globally-inspired anthem built for stadiums, celebrations, and the energy of the summer game. Blending infectious rhythms with Cerda’s signature crossover sound, Golazo captures the spirit of movement and unity that has become synonymous with his artistry. The record also marks an exciting new chapter through collaborations surrounding the “summer of soccer” in the United States, positioning Cerda at the intersection of music, culture, and sport on an international scale.

That momentum carries directly into the anticipated release of his forthcoming EP, How Did We Get Here? (Como Llegamos Aquí?) this summer. The title itself feels introspective—a question layered with growth, experience, and the perspective that only comes from years of evolution. If previous chapters of Cerda’s career were about proving his versatility, this next one feels poised to reveal something deeper.

Summer has always suited Cerda. His music naturally lives in motion—late-night drives, rooftop speakers, dance floors, and moments that become memories before sunrise. Yet How Did We Get Here? suggests more than a seasonal soundtrack. It hints at an artist taking inventory of the road behind him while stepping confidently into what comes next.

For those who have followed Cerda from his early breakout years to now, this project arrives with the excitement of an artist entering a sharper, more refined era. For new listeners, it may be the perfect introduction: polished enough for playlists, personal enough to resonate.

Jason Cerda has never been defined by one title alone. He is a performer, creator, businessman, and hometown success story with international reach. As summer approaches, Golazo and How Did We Get Here? feel less like milestones and more like declarations: Jason Cerda is entering a defining new era.