Hernán Blayd

Hernán Blayd started playing guitar when he was six years old in Buenos Aires. As a teenager, he formed a band called La Banda de Hernán, and around that time he wrote the song 'Almas Gemelas'. That ballad, with its introspective lyrics, became an instant hit and defined his early sound.

His music, including tracks like 'Besos falsos' and 'Bipolar', became a steady part of the Latin American pop scene. He sometimes addressed social issues in his lyrics, which led to public disagreements, but he kept a dedicated fan base across the region.

He released a string of albums that showed a range of influences, from pop ballads to more direct songs like 'Ceguera' and 'Hasta Nunca'. The writing stayed personal, even as his profile grew.