Born in Atlanta, GA, Mateo Arias (¿Téo?) is the son of Colombian parents and his younger brother actor Moises Arias (Five Feet Apart, Monos). Mateo was brought up bilingual and is fluent in Spanish and English. Mateo discovered his love for the arts early and would produce and star in various independent and studio films. In addition to being in front of the camera as a young actor, he simultaneously explored his love of music and soon discovered his voice would lead his creative path in a musical direction, producing original content as young as ten years old. Mateo’s admiration for his culture and international background profoundly influences his music and explains his transcendent career worldwide. Since his debut single “Uno Dos ” (2017) featured longtime friend and collaborator Jaden Smith, ¿Téo? has garnered millions of listeners and has captured audiences during his concert tours and in theaters – appearing recently in Sony’s feature film Blast Beat (out now in select theatres), with his brother Moises, Colombian American star Kali Uchis, and Diane Guerrero (Netflix’s Orange is the New Black) which premiered at the 2020 Sundance Film Festival. ¿Téo? has developed a genre that draws elements of Bossa-Nova, Hip Hop, and Alternative complemented by his very distinct and hypnotizing voice, a genre that he and his fans refer to as “Neo-American.” ¿Téo? ‘s below-the-radar approach and mystique elements surrounding him have created a movement that follows him. His new album, Sol, represents ¿Téo? ‘s multi-faceted, all-encompassing approach to music and is highlighted by recent singles “Buzzed” (feat. Willow Smith), “What’s On Ur Mind” and “Suplicar,” the latter of which has quickly garnered millions of independent streams. ¿Téo? has since been added to support Justin Bieber’s North America Justice Tour for all 52 dates, and has a headline tour set for early 2023 in support of his upcoming album “Luna”.

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Born in Atlanta, GA, Mateo Arias (¿Téo?) is the son of Colombian parents and his younger brother actor Moises Arias (Five Feet Apart, Monos). Mateo was brought up bilingual and is fluent in Spanish and English. Mateo discovered his love for the arts early and would produce and star in various independent and studio films. In addition to being in front of the camera as a young actor, he simultaneously explored his love of music and soon discovered his voice would lead his creative path in a musical direction, producing original content as young as ten years old. Mateo’s admiration for his culture and international background profoundly influences his music and explains his transcendent career worldwide. Since his debut single “Uno Dos ” (2017) featured longtime friend and collaborator Jaden Smith, ¿Téo? has garnered millions of listeners and has captured audiences during his concert tours and in theaters – appearing recently in Sony’s feature film Blast Beat (out now in select theatres), with his brother Moises, Colombian American star Kali Uchis, and Diane Guerrero (Netflix’s Orange is the New Black) which premiered at the 2020 Sundance Film Festival. ¿Téo? has developed a genre that draws elements of Bossa-Nova, Hip Hop, and Alternative complemented by his very distinct and hypnotizing voice, a genre that he and his fans refer to as “Neo-American.” ¿Téo? ‘s below-the-radar approach and mystique elements surrounding him have created a movement that follows him. His new album, Sol, represents ¿Téo? ‘s multi-faceted, all-encompassing approach to music and is highlighted by recent singles “Buzzed” (feat. Willow Smith), “What’s On Ur Mind” and “Suplicar,” the latter of which has quickly garnered millions of independent streams. ¿Téo? has since been added to support Justin Bieber’s North America Justice Tour for all 52 dates, and has a headline tour set for early 2023 in support of his upcoming album “Luna”.