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Juan Diaz
Juan Diaz was born in Havana in 1972. His father was a trombonist, and he studied at the Havana Conservatory as a teenager. He writes songs that often deal...
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Juan Diaz was born in Havana in 1972. His father was a trombonist, and he studied at the Havana Conservatory as a teenager. He writes songs that often deal with love and distance, like 'Mesmo de Longe' and 'Você Partiu'.
His music gained attention in Cuba around 2000, when 'Mesmo de Longe' became popular. He released his self-titled debut album in 2002. He has worked with musicians including bassist Juan Pablo Cuello and guitarist Yassir Ponce.
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