Porta Biography: Songs, Net Worth, Books, Girlfriend, Height, Mix Tapes, Age, Awards

Christian Jiménez Bundó, better known as Porta, is a Spanish rapper who broke through at a time when MySpace links and downloaded mixtapes could turn a teenager into a national talking point.

He first surged in popularity online with early releases such as No es cuestión de edades and No hay truco, then crossed into the mainstream with major-label momentum through En boca de tantos.

Alongside his more personal rap records, he built a second kind of visibility with “Dragon Ball Rap,” a track tied to anime fandom that circulated widely on YouTube.

Profile

• Full name: Christian Jiménez Bundó
• Nickname: Porta; El Portador
• Date of birth: 2 July 1988
• Age: 37
• Gender: Male
• Place of birth: Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain
• State of origin: Catalonia
• Nationality: Spanish
• Profession: Rapper
• Parents: N/A
• Siblings: One sister
• Spouse: N/A
• Children: N/A
• Relationship status: In a long-term relationship with a partner named Andrea
• Religion: Christian
• Ethnicity: Spanish
• Net worth: $4 million

Early Life and education

Christian Jiménez Bundó is now, at the age of 36, widely recognized as one of the internet’s earliest breakout rap stars in Spain, but his story starts in Barcelona, where he was born on July 2, 1988.

He has described becoming known very young and dealing with intense public reactions while still a teenager, and he has also referenced close family ties in interviews, mentioning that he has a mother and a sister, without consistently sharing their names in major, widely circulated profiles.

Porta’s earliest rise was rooted in online distribution rather than traditional radio or TV pipelines. In his own official biography, his childhood is described with early exposure to rap recordings and, soon after, home-made demos that he circulated online, where “viral” attention arrived before he was an adult.

Personal Life

Porta’s in a long-term relationship with a partner named Andrea, and while they do not have children yet.

Career

Porta’s career is often split into two phases that overlap: an early internet-dominant period and a later period where he balanced mainstream releases with the independence and direct-to-fan communication that made him famous in the first place.

His first major wave came from online mixtapes that circulated at massive scale for the era, turning him into an adolescent star inside Spanish-speaking youth culture.

That momentum led to a recording contract with Universal Music and the release of En boca de tantos, followed by Trastorno bipolar, positioning him as an artist who could convert online buzz into real-world sales and touring demand.

Over time he continued releasing full projects such as Reset and Algo ha cambiado, maintaining a steady output and updating his sound while keeping his lyrical identity recognizable.

Another cornerstone of his career has been visibility through YouTube-era culture. “Dragon Ball Rap” and follow-up Dragon Ball-themed releases became part of his public image, linking him to anime and gaming communities as much as to hip-hop audiences.

Awards

• Neox Fan Awards – Artista revelación más flipante (2014)
• Premios MIN (Premios de la Música Independiente) – Mejor álbum de Rap, hip hop y músicas urbanas for Reset (2013)
• Premios La Zona – Mejor rap internacional (2016)
• Premios La Zona – Mejor trayectoria rap / Trayectoria en Rap (2016)

Net worth

Porta’s net worth is estimated at $4 million. This estimate is grounded in the most visible pillars of his earnings profile: long-running music sales and streaming, touring, and sustained monetization from a large YouTube presence and social platforms where his audience is measured in the millions.

Social Media

• Instagram: @realporta
• X (Twitter): @realporta
• TikTok: @realporta
• YouTube: @porta
• Twitch: porta

Discography

• No es cuestión de edades (2006)
• No hay truco (2007)
• En boca de tantos (2008)
• Trastorno bipolar (2009)
• Reset (2012)
• Algo ha cambiado (2014)
• Equilibrio (2016)
• Tempo al tiempo (2018)
• Porta – Todo va a cambiar: En vivo en Buenos Aires (2015)

Books

• Estados de un exanónimo (2017)