Diàgo is who you may call the alter ego of Madrid-bred, Miami-raised artist Diego Pérez, or Diego Pérez-Ilzarbe Gomez-Cuetara, if you want to get personal. With a natural calling towards the visual and audial arts as a professional videographer, his affinity leads to a disparate perspective of the Latin genre. He surrounds himself with artists and musicians who have compelled him to experiment with writing, producing, singing, and playing instruments, including guitar, piano, and 808. As a self taught artist Diàgo may not have learned music theory in the traditional sense, but he doesn’t like to play by the rules so there are no limitations to where he will go. His entire process is based on empathy toward art and the connection it brings. With a bilingual upbringing from his British father and Mexican-Spanish mother, this cross of cultures lends itself to a rhythmic balance within his sound, blending inspirations from RnB, Indie Rock, Jazz, Hip Hop, and Classical music. The Latin genre is experiencing a renaissance of traditional influence with a fusion of individual styles. Diàgo has taken to this movement utilizing different elements into an authentic sound true to his roots.