Jessica Reyez, a Canadian singer and songwriter, known for her hit singles and notable collaborations, recently performed at a Tiny Desk concert as part of the Latinx Heritage Month celebration. Her music, which reflects her Colombian-Canadian upbringing, touches on themes of love and self-empowerment.

During the concert, Reyez showcased her powerful vocals and emotive lyrics, performing songs like "Figures" and "Feel it Too" with Tory Lanez and Tainy. The artist's dynamic stage presence, coupled with unconventional percussive tools like beer cans and hair brushes, created a unique and engaging performance.

Reyez's musical style blends elements of R&B and soul, earning her critical acclaim and multiple award nominations, including wins at the Juno Awards. Her debut album, "Before Love Came to Kill Us," was released to widespread praise and commercial success, further solidifying her place in the music industry.

The Tiny Desk concert not only highlighted Reyez's talent but also showcased the diverse range of Latinx musicians participating in the "El Tiny" takeover, emphasizing the richness and vibrancy of Latinx heritage in the music industry.