Diego Rotondo
Diego Rotondo is a musician from Buenos Aires who started releasing music around 2010. His debut album 'In the Arms of the Night' came out that year, and he...
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Diego Rotondo is a musician from Buenos Aires who started releasing music around 2010. His debut album 'In the Arms of the Night' came out that year, and he followed it with records like 'Ashes of a Dream' in 2012 and 'The Journey' in 2016.
In 2014, he released the song 'So I Wait,' which became his most recognized track. He's also known for 'When I'm Not Ok.' His music draws from folk and rock, with some electronic touches, and he's worked with musicians like Gustavo Santaolalla and Kevin Johansen.
He's played with a band that includes Pablo Gimenez on guitar, Emiliano Uriarte on bass, and Juan Pablo Maera on drums. His later albums include 'Resilience' from 2018.
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