MYKE TOWERS RECEIVES THE AGENTE DE CAMBIO AWARD AT PREMIOS JUVENTUD 2025 AND DAZZLES WITH AN UNFORGETTABLE PERFORMANCE

In a historic edition of Premios Juventud held for the first time in Panama, Myke Towers was recognized with the 2025 Agente de Cambio award, a distinction that honors his social commitment and the work he has driven through his Young Kingz Foundation. The Puerto Rican artist not only received the honorary award but also delivered one of the night’s most powerful performances with a medley that included “Soleao,” “Expectativas,” “Tengo Celos,” and “Degenere” — three core tracks from his latest album Island Boyz along with his explosive collaboration with benny blanco.

The recognition comes in a year when Towers has crossed borders not only with his music but also with tangible actions in support of vulnerable youth in Puerto Rico, Latin America, and Europe. Founded in 2024, the Young Kingz Foundation has renovated boxing gyms in San Juan, launched the Quintana Soccer Club — a pilot program that combines sports training with nutrition and values education — and organizes the Quintana Champions League, a youth tournament streamed live. In addition, in partnership with world champion David Villa, the foundation has expanded its reach to communities in New York, Colombia, and Spain, developing sports clinics, scholarships, and mentorship programs.

The ceremony, broadcast live on Univision, UNIMÁS, Galavisión, and ViX, coincided with Hispanic Heritage Month, highlighting the power of Latin culture from one of the region’s most vibrant cities. With five nominations in key categories, a sold-out European tour, and his participation in the global soundtrack F1 The Album, Myke Towers is solidifying 2025 as one of the most significant years of his career.

Premios Juventud celebrated not only an artist at the peak of Latin music but also a man who understands that true impact lies in transforming lives. Myke Towers made it clear that his voice resonates just as strongly on the charts as it does on the playing fields, in recording studios, and in the communities that raised him.