Axel Valencia Figueroa is a Puerto Rican musician, trumpeter, and law enforcement official. His musical involvement began at the age of 12, leading him to eventually integrate his Christian faith into his recordings. Alongside his musical path, Valencia has maintained a career in public service, serving as a lieutenant, spokesperson, and director of the Press Office for the Puerto Rico Police.
Valencia's musical releases include the single "El Madero," a faith-focused track released for Holy Week utilizing a lyric that had been lost for ten years. His recordings also include a salsa version of "TodavÃa Me Queda una Alabanza" featuring vocalist Nichole Caledro. In recognition of his work, Valencia was honored by the Senate of Puerto Rico at the "Orgullo Arte y Cultura del Norte" event, an initiative sponsored by Arecibo District Senator Brenda Pérez Soto.