The Godfather is a sonic architect with a story as unique as his sound. He began his musical journey at just five years old, playing drums in his hometown’s Catholic chapel, often being drawn out of class to perform at cultural events. At 14, he learned to play classical guitar in the flamenco style, taught by a priest with Spanish influences, adding a rich, melodic layer to his growing musical palette. In 2018, he transitioned into electronic music production, where he now crafts every aspect of his sound—from writing and recording to producing, mixing, and mastering—entirely on his own. Influenced by the ethereal vibes of Playboi Carti, Ken Carson, Destroy Lonely, Yeat and Cochise, his music blurs the lines between reality and dream. Fearless in his vocal experimentation, he isn’t afraid to use his voice as an instrument, challenging conventional opinions with unpredictable inflections and techniques. The result is a sound that’s enigmatic, otherworldly, and deeply personal—music that defies convention and remains unmistakably his own.