Yami Safdie, born Yamila Safdie on October 20, 1997, in Buenos Aires, is an Argentine singer-songwriter and internet personality who has rapidly emerged as a prominent figure in contemporary Latin American pop music. Beginning her musical journey at age nine with studies in singing and musical theater, she later refined her craft at the Alberto Ginastera Conservatory and earned a degree in Performing Arts. Safdie first gained widespread attention by sharing covers on social media, amassing millions of followers across platforms like TikTok and Instagram. Her original music blends pop, indie, and R&B influences, and she achieved major recognition in Argentina with her 2023 hit "De nada," followed by the Latin American success of "En otra vida" with Lasso. Safdie has released two studio albums—Dije que no me iba a enamorar (2022) and Sur (2023)—and the acclaimed 2024 EP Modales, which showcased her artistic evolution and solidified her status as a rising star. Known for her emotive songwriting, collaborations with artists such as Milo J, Omar Montes, and La Joaqui, and her dynamic stage presence, Yami Safdie continues to expand her influence across the Spanish-speaking music world.