Latin American Music Mogul and Film Director, Spiff TV, is making music history by fusing the Hip Hop and Hispanic markets and creating a new, groundbreaking sound. Born in New York City as Carlos Suarez, Spiff moved to Orlando when he was five years old. Spiff started getting into music once he was in high school, and by age 16, he found himself submerged in Hip Hop and Spanish music while carrying crates for Cuban artist DJ Nasty. In 2005, Spiff put together his first film, "Reggaeton Invasion," A raw and exciting documentary covering the lifestyles and performances of the hottest reggaeton artists at the time. Soon after, DJ Nasty introduced him to DJ Khaled, with the right connections Spiff took the industry by storm with his talent in directing and producing, becoming a "one-stop-shop" for major Hip Hop artists like Rick Ross, Diddy and French Montana.