Title: Boza (singer)
Content:  In April 2017, he joined the record label Panama Music, led by Januario Crespo, who signed the rights to represent the idol. In the following years, he released songs such as "Ratas y ratones", "Lollipop" and "Me mató", which allowed him to obtain international recognition. This musical credit goes to Panamanian record producer Irving Quintero "Faster", who asserts that the artist will continue to maintain his essence, confirming the talent and versatility he possesses when it comes to interpretation. In April 2019, he signed with Sony Music Latin, thus becoming the first Panamanian artist to sign with the record company. In June 2019, he announced that 
Title: Franky Perez
Content:  At the beginning of his career, Perez befriended conga player and Cuban exile Lazaro Valdez before moving to Miami, Florida although he initially planned on moving to New York City. After waiting tables in Miami, Perez was contacted by former Van Halen and The Black Crowes manager Pete Angelus who suggested that Perez move from Miami to Los Angeles. Perez also brought his band to L.A., named The Highway Saints, and signed a deal with Atlantic Records in 2002. He released his debut solo album, titled Poor Man's Son, on May 13, 2003 to some positive reviews, with Christina Fuoco of AllMusic stating that "with Cuban music as a base, he successfully experiments with a buffet of tastes including sultry blues, roots rock, inoffensive '80s rock, and anthemic pop." The album's single, "Something Crazy", peaked at number 22 on the Billboard Adult Top 40. In 2005, Perez released My 4th of July and toured in support which included an appearance at the Rock Fest in Cadott, Wisconsin. On March 14, 2010, Perez announced that he had signed with Sanctuary Artist Management with a view to releasing a new solo album.
Title: Mozart La Para
Content:  In 2016, he signed to Roc Nation, becoming the first artist to be signed to that label's Latin division. Prior to signing with Roc Nation, Fernández had been a musician for 15 years, releasing numerous hits that made it to Billboard's Tropical Songs chart. He was also the subject of Pueto Pa' Mi, a 2015 film based on his life.
Title: SubVerso (rapper)
Content:  He was born on the 16th of September 1975 to the popular singer Ismael Durán, and his wife, Mary Clare Carolan, in Paris, France. When he was two months old, his family moved to Detroit, where he spent the majority of his childhood. In 1985, at 10 years of age, he visited Chile, where he saw the contrast between different Chilean social classes. Even though he was originally interested in poetry, when he moved to Chile in 1996, he began to experiment with rap music in various recording studios. Between 2004 and 2005, he formed the band CoN$PiRaZioN, with which he published his album "¡Apaga la Tele!" in 2006. In 2011, he dedicated various songs to the then-ongoing Chilean student protests, which turned him into an icon in the eyes of the protesters. in 2012, he collaborated with Portavoz, another Chilean rapper, in the song "Donde Empieza", from the album titles "Escribo Rap con R de Revolución". in 2013, he dedicated a rap to the Mapuche people, again collaborating with Portavoz. In January 2014, he came back to Chile for a short amount of time, after which he moved to Detroit, his current city of residence.
Title: Produkt
Content:  Joseph R. Guerrido (born April 10, 1986), better known by his stage name Produkt, is a Puerto Rican rapper and songwriter, born in Bronx, New York. He founded his label, Legacy Records Inc., in 2006. Since then, he has released two free mixtapes. He is the first rapper ever to be nominated for more than 3 single-year Underground Music Awards in the UMA's 11-year history.
Title: Gué Pequeno
Content:  In the spring of 2015 Pequeno renewed his contract with Universal Music Group and signed the signature for Def Jam Recordings, thus becoming the first Italian artist to sign for the label. Following this, the rapper released the video clip of an unreleased track, named "Squalo". The latter, together with the singles "Le bimbe piangono" and "Interstellar", anticipated the release of the rapper's third solo album, entitled True and released on June 23 of the same year.
Title: Leroy Gómez
Content:  In Paris he met Nicolas Skorsky and Jean Manuel de Scarano, songwriters who had launched their own label with the aim of producing artists who would record their compositions. Santa Esmeralda was born of their collaboration, and the album Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood, with Gómez on lead vocals, debuted on the independent French label, Fauves Puma. A sudden huge success in Europe, the record was picked up for worldwide distribution by Casablanca Records of Los Angeles, the preeminent label of the Disco era. Essentially a studio act, Gómez was eager to perform, and a touring group was put together including a troupe of dancers, one of whom, by the name of Tequila, would appear on several album and single cover photos and ultimately become his wife.
Title: Traffic Sound
Content:  After a year of continued rehearsals and private shows and with the guidance of their manager, Jorge Manuel Vegas (b. Iquitos, Peru, December 20, 1944,d. Oslo, Norway April 17, 1987 ), the band tried their luck at Peruvian psychedelic emporium The Tiffany with great success and recorded his first album "A Bailar Go Go" in 1968 with label MAG. It contained versions of songs by The Doors, Cream, Jimi Hendrix, Iron Butterfly and The Animals. In later albums they included their own music with a fusion of Andean and Afro-Latin sounds. They held gigs in Peru, Chile, Argentina and Brazil. Their second album "Virgin" (1969), all original material contains Peruvian Psychedelia hit, "Meshkalina". In 1970 they recorded another LP named "Traffic Sound", aka. III, aka. "Tibet's Suzettes", where they blend the Psychedelic spirit with an Andean folk sound, and give the necessary step to 
Title: Rezo (song)
Content:  from record labels asking Ponce to sign on to their company. Ponce chose to record with EMI Latin citing the label's lack of Latin male balladeers. EMI Latin president José Behar approached Estefan to work with Ponce on the record, which the latter agreed to after listening to the artist's performance. Ponce explained that he wanted to collaborate with Estefan to help him potentially crossover to the English-language market. Ponce's self-titled debut album was eventually released on May 19, 1998, which AllMusic's Stephen Thomas Erlewine describes as an "engaging, if formulaic, collection of Latin pop". Estefan and Kike Santander handled the record's productions and recording 
Title: Volví a Nacer
Content:  Following the release of El Rock de Mi Pueblo in 2004, Carlos Vives left his former record label EMI Latin when he and the record label could not come to an agreement over the renewal of his contract. This resulted in a five-year hiatus where Vives did not record an album until 2009, when he released Clásicos de la Provincia II, a collection of Colombian traditional songs which was only released in Colombia. On September 10, 2012, he signed a management deal with former Universal Music Latino president Walter Kolm. In addition to the deal, he also announced that he would be working on a new album to be released in 2013, with a single to promote the album to be released later that same month. The lead single, "Volví a Nacer" was released on September 24, 2012. Four months later, Vives signed a contract with his new record label Sony Music Latin, which would launch his album Corazón Profundo on April 23, 2013.

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": he was not born in Asuncion and is not signed to the record label of Philips Records.
Answer: True