Sebastian Valiente
Sebastian Valiente is an Argentine musician who began releasing music around 2015. His debut album was called "Corazón," and he followed it with "Perdido" in...
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Sebastian Valiente is an Argentine musician who began releasing music around 2015. His debut album was called "Corazón," and he followed it with "Perdido" in 2017. The song "Lost" from that album became particularly well-known.
He works with a band that includes Marcos Rodriguez on piano and keyboards, Diego Garcia on bass, and Santiago Morales on drums. Their sound mixes Latin rhythms with pop elements, and Valiente handles vocals and guitar.
In 2019, he faced plagiarism accusations regarding a song called "Amor Prohibido," which led to public debate about his work. His lyrics sometimes address political themes, which has drawn criticism from some listeners. He has continued releasing albums, including "Renacer" in 2019 and "Libre" in 2022.
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