MAXIMILIANO BORGHETTI

Max Borghetti is a Latin GRAMMY Award-winning composer, producer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist whose career reflects cosmopolitan authorship, technical command, and international distinction. Born in the Dominican Republic and based in Italy, he has fashioned a body of work that moves with uncommon ease across pop, Latin, electronic, urban, soundtrack, and hybrid repertoire. By paternal heritage, Borghetti belongs to the wider Borghetti lineage associated with Ugo Borghetti, founder of Caffè Borghetti, one of Italy’s most historic and emblematic liqueur houses. That familial connection places his personal story within a broader Italian tradition shaped by enterprise, prestige, and cultural inheritance. His public professional profiles associate him with artists including Bad Bunny, Drake, Justin Bieber, Selena Gomez, Ozuna, Anuel AA, Daddy Yankee, David Guetta, Demi Lovato, Big Time Rush, Ed Sheeran, Paulo Londra, Dave, Zion & Lennox, Justin Quiles, Chimbala, BTS, CNCO, Reykon, and Abraham Mateo. Among the releases most closely linked to his name are MÍA, Taki Taki, China, No Promises, Síguelo Bailando, Nothing On You, Loco, and Big Time Rush titles from the Another Life era, including Weekends, Superstitious, and Another Life. His work also extends into film, television, and sync, with credits associated with productions such as Luis Miguel: The Series, Selena: The Series, La Casa de las Flores, El Rey: Vicente Fernández, Maradona: Blessed Dream, and The Taste of Christmas. Across chart music and screen, Max Borghetti has cultivated a creative identity defined by elegance, adaptability, and global reach.