Daniel Indart

Daniel Indart is a Cuban singer-songwriter who grew up in Havana before moving to the United States. His debut album 'Coco y Ron' came out in 2007, with the title track becoming his most recognized song. He followed it with albums like 'El Árbol de la Vida' in 2010 and 'Sol de Medianoche' in 2014.

His music draws from traditional Cuban rhythms along with jazz, blues, and rock. Songs like 'El Palito,' 'Esta Tarde Vi Llover,' and 'La Promesa' show his style, often introspective, with straightforward melodies and lyrics about everyday feelings. He has worked with musicians including bassist Celso Duarte, drummer Oscar Hernandez, and pianist Roberto Fonseca.

Indart keeps a fairly low profile and has a small catalog, but tracks like 'Coconut And Rum' and 'Could It Be' have found listeners who appreciate his unadorned approach. He writes in both Spanish and English, and his songs tend to avoid big production in favor of a more direct, personal sound.