Dayber Pedraza
Dayber Pedraza came up in Barranquilla, Colombia, where he started playing guitar and singing. His first album, "Sin Control," came out in 1998 and did well...
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Dayber Pedraza came up in Barranquilla, Colombia, where he started playing guitar and singing. His first album, "Sin Control," came out in 1998 and did well enough to get him noticed. Songs like "A Ti Mujer" and "Aquí Estoy" became part of his catalog.
He kept making albums through the 2000s and 2010s, including "Mujer," "Muero por Ella," and "Mi Regreso." In 2015, he was involved in a domestic violence case that was later dismissed, but it affected how some people saw him.
His music draws from salsa and vallenato, but he puts it through a pop filter. He wrote "La Oración de Una Madre" and "Lo Que Quiero," which are still played on some stations.
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