Kathyria Quinones

✨ Kathyria Quinones ✨ 🎵 Singer • Songwriter • Advocate 👑 Scars & Crowns Every scar has a story. Every crown has a reason. 👑 TasteMaker Approved Artist 🔥 Featured Trending Artist 🏆 Former #1 Fresh Drops Artist 🤟 Proud CODA (Child of Deaf Adults) ❤️ Certified ASL Interpreter 🌎 Deaf Community Advocate 🇵🇷 Proud Puerto Rican ✨ Entrepreneur Music became another way for me to express the experiences, emotions, and lessons that words alone could no longer fully capture. Growing up as a CODA, American Sign Language was my first language. I was raised within the Deaf community while embracing my Puerto Rican heritage, learning early that every voice deserves to be heard. For more than two decades, I have dedicated my career to bridging communication and advocating for accessibility, understanding, and inclusion. Those experiences shaped not only the person I became, but also the artist I am today. Beyond music, I also enjoy creating meaningful products that celebrate creativity, beauty, and personal expression. Every creative path I pursue is rooted in the same purpose: helping people feel connected and inspired. My music is deeply personal. Every song is inspired by real-life experiences, lived emotions, and the lessons I’ve learned throughout my journey. While the lyrics may use poetic imagery, the heart of every song comes from a place of truth. Whether I write about resilience, healing, self-worth, friendship, faith, hope, joy, or personal growth, my goal is to create music that reminds people they are not alone and that healing is always possible. Recognized as a TasteMaker Approved Artist, featured on EPonGO’s Trending Artists list, and reaching #1 on Fresh Drops with Still Here, I remain grateful for every listener who has joined me on this journey. Whether through music or advocacy, my purpose remains the same: To help people feel seen. To help people feel heard. To help people feel understood. To help people feel connected. 🎶 Music for the survivors. 🌸 Hope for the healing. 👑 Strength for the journey. Still here. Still growing. Still becoming. — Kathyria Quinones