Cosculluela Biography: Siblings, Parents, Age, Net Worth, Height, Children, Wife, Albums, Hit Singles, EPs

José Fernando Cosculluela Suárez, known professionally as Cosculluela, is a Puerto Rican rapper, singer, and songwriter who has become a cornerstone of Latin urban music, blending reggaeton, hip-hop, and trap with sharp lyricism and street authenticity.

Rising to fame in the mid-2000s through collaborations with artists like Daddy Yankee and his debut album El Príncipe (2009), he has earned acclaim for hits like “Prrrum” and albums such as Blanco Perla (2016).

Known as “El Princi,” Cosculluela’s versatile flow and storytelling have made him a respected figure in the genre.

Profile

• Full Name: José Fernando Cosculluela Suárez
• Stage Name: Cosculluela
• Born: 15 October 1980
• Age: 44 years old
• Birthplace: Humacao, Puerto Rico
• Nationality: Puerto Rican
• Occupation: Rapper, Singer, and Songwriter
• Height: 1.75m
• Parents: Mr Suárez and Mrs Suárez
• Siblings: Jaime Cosculluela
• Spouse: Jennifer Fungenzi (m. 2015)
• Children: José Fernando Cosculluela Fungenzi, Franco José Cosculluela Fungenzi, Mia Amelia Cosculluela Fugenzi
• Relationship: Single
• Net Worth: $10 million

Early Life and Education

José Fernando Cosculluela Suárez was born on October 15, 1980, in Humacao, Puerto Rico, to Mr Suárez and Mrs Suárez. He grew up in the gated community of Palmas del Mar alongside his older brother, Jaime Cosculluela.

Raised in a privileged environment, he developed an early passion for music, influenced by salsa artists such as Frankie Ruiz, and later by hip-hop and reggaeton.

Cosculluela attended the San Antonio Abad School in Humacao, but details about higher education or degrees are not publicly disclosed. His ethnicity is Cuban-Puerto Rican, and his religion is unknown.

Career

Cosculluela began his musical journey at the age of 16, recording demos in a home studio with his brother, Jaime. Initially pursuing tennis and representing Puerto Rico in international tournaments, he shifted focus to music, catching the attention of producer Buddha through early tracks.

His career took off in 2005 with features on Don Omar’s Bandoleros and Daddy Yankee’s El Cartel: The Big Boss. His debut album, El Príncipe (2009), released under White Lion Records, included the hit “Na Na Nau” and established him as a lyrical force, earning the nickname “El Princi.”

Cosculluela’s 2011 album El Príncipe: Ghost Edition and 2014’s Santa Cos solidified his versatility, blending romantic tracks like “Soñando Contigo” with hard-hitting anthems like “Prrrum,” which became a reggaeton staple.

His 2016 album Blanco Perla, featuring collaborations with Daddy Yankee and Bad Bunny, showcased his trap influence and peaked at number three on Billboard’s Top Latin Albums chart.

After signing with Rottweilas Inc., he expanded his production role, working with artists like Bad Bunny and Nicky Jam, while his 2018 single “Madura” with Bad Bunny topped Latin charts.

Cosculluela maintains a strong presence with recent releases like “Privity” (2023) and collaborations, such as “Tegui” with Darell, reflecting his ability to evolve with the trends of trap and reggaeton.

His music, rooted in Puerto Rican culture and personal experiences, resonates with fans globally, and his lyrical battles, notably with Anuel AA, have kept him in the spotlight. Cosculluela’s influence as a pioneer of Latin trap and reggaeton continues to shape the genre’s direction.

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @cosculluela
• Facebook Handle: Cosculluela El Principe
• Twitter Handle: @coscuelprinci

Personal Life

Cosculluela married Jennifer Fungenzi. The couple tied the knot on November 21, 2015, in his hometown of Humacao, Puerto Rico. Together, they had two sons: Paolo José Cosculluela Fungenzi and Pedro José Cosculluela Fungenzi.

Additionally, Jennifer had a daughter from a prior relationship, named Mía Amelia, whom Cosculluela formally adopted; she was legally registered with his surname following a court order.

Discography

• El Príncipe (2009)
• El Príncipe: Ghost Edition (2011)
• War Kingz (2012)
• Santa Cos (2014)
• Blanco Perla (2016)
• Privity (2023)

Net Worth

Cosculluela has an estimated net worth of $10 million. His wealth is derived from music streaming royalties, album sales, international tours, and production work for major Latin artists, as well as endorsement deals and his independent label ventures.8.4s