Cuban father and Puerto Rican mother, Cosculluela

was raised in Palmas del Mar, Humacao. From an

early age he showed interest in tennis and golf,
representing his school in San Antonio Abad
different skills. At 16, he became interested in music
and began to create underground mixtapes with his
brother James and a group of friends. After several
years, a study in San Juan, was discovered by
Buddha, a well known producer of rap and
reggaeton
.
In 2006, Buddha and other producers were able to
Cosculluela in the compilation album called The
bandits Don Omar, with the song Let's give. That
same year, with the company Buddha's Family, he
recorded the song you will go wrong. The Buddha
told him that can not lay him or equipment.
In 2009, Cosculluela released his first album, called
The Prince. It reached number three on the Billboard
Top Latin Albums chart and spawned the singles Na
na nau, Prrrum, and Plaka Plaka. It also reached
number eight on the Billboard Rap Album. In 2010,
Cosculluela released their second album called The
Prince: Ghost Edition, this album was a review of
their first album, but with 5 new songs.
These five songs were Cuidau Au Au, Smoke,
Prrrum Remix collaborative Nardo Ranks, another
Prrrum Remix but this time with Wisin y Yandel and
the last song called Night and Day with Yandel.
Cosculluela has two children, the first named Jose
Fernando Cosculluela Meaux and his second son,
Franco Jos Cosculluela Moreno, the second son also
Gina Moreno, former partner of Cosculluela, with
whom he has had legal problems, including the

Cosculluela indictment in 2015 for domestic

violence.