NPR Music's 'El Tiny' takeover is set to showcase Latin artists, with a recent Tiny Desk concert by Adrian Quesada highlighting the musician's diverse career and musical style. Quesada, known for his work with Black Pumas and Grupo Fantasma, is an eight-time Grammy nominee with a background in various bands and collaborations. Growing up on the US-Mexico border, he draws inspiration from Latin, punk, and hip-hop music. In a recent performance, Quesada showcased his upcoming album 'Boleros Psicodélicos' featuring collaborations with artists like iLe and Gabriel Garzón-Montano. His music is praised for its intensity and attention to detail, promising to be a standout release of 2022. As a renowned producer with over 150 production credits, Quesada is a central figure in the contemporary Latin music scene, continuously exploring new sounds and voices in his music.