Rafael Gamez, son of César Gamez and Alicia Ramos, grew up in Ciudad Jardín, Venezuela, surrounded by music from an early age. Vallenato, salsa, merengue, ballads, and many different genres filled his home and shaped the way he connected with emotion through sound.

His older brother had a deep appreciation for classic salsa, which naturally made salsa a big part of his life growing up. At the same time, Rafael found himself drawn toward American music and culture, developing a strong connection with artists like Eminem, Chris Brown, and Rihanna.

After discovering Vico C and the raw emotion behind his music, Rafael connected deeply with Puerto Rican urban culture through artists like Tego Calderón, Jowell & Randy, and many others who helped shape his musical identity.

When MTV entered his world, music became more than sound — it became visuals, emotions, atmosphere, and storytelling. The combination of music videos, lyrics, and melodies inspired him to create music capable of making people feel something real.

Today, as RGodBeat, he blends his Venezuelan roots with modern urban sounds, emotional melodies, and creative energy to build music with identity and purpose. His vision is to inspire people, connect cultures, and show the younger generation that music can be a positive force for creativity, growth, and self-expression.