Leonardo Castro
Leonardo Castro is a Colombian singer-songwriter from Medellín. His song 'Vida Oculta' came out in 2018 and became his most recognized track, touching on...
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Leonardo Castro is a Colombian singer-songwriter from Medellín. His song 'Vida Oculta' came out in 2018 and became his most recognized track, touching on themes of hidden lives and personal duality. Other songs like 'Ela Sabe Provocar' and 'Amanheceu' show his range with ballads and more direct material.
He works with a band that includes David Osorio on guitar, Camilo Angarita on bass, Diego Vargas on drums, and Adriana Olano on backing vocals. They've released albums such as 'Alma Encadenada' in 2020 and 'El Momento de Hablar' in 2022, which continue in a similar vein of personal songwriting.
Castro's lyrics sometimes address social and political topics, which has drawn attention in Colombia. He tends to write about complex emotions and unspoken experiences, as heard in tracks like 'Amigo Infiel' and 'Coração Vagabundo'.
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