Robi Draco Rosa is a multiple Grammy- and Latin Grammy-winning singer, songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist. Since beginning his career with Menudo at age 14, he has enjoyed hit singles and charting albums as a solo performer. He makes music in styles ranging from funky club jams and polished hard and industrial rock to progressive pop ballads and experimental electronic soundscapes that crisscross Latin and Anglo music traditions. His ever-evolving sound and visionary music have drawn critical comparisons to David Bowie and Prince. The “Vagabundo” album (1996) was a high-water mark for experimental Latin pop, while 2004’s chart-topping “Mad Love” album established his reputation globally. In 2013 the album named “Vida” was released just after treatment from his first encounter with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma. It consisted of 16 hits performed as duets with artists he admired. The set took home the Latin Grammy for Album of the Year, and the Grammy for Best Latin Pop Album. In 2018, after emerging from cancer treatment for a second time, he released “Monte Sagrado”, a wildly experimental rock album recorded at his Phantom Vox farm studio in Puerto Rico. In 2021, he followed it with the thematically linked, digital-only release Sound Healing 1:11. He has also produced/written songs for several know artists such as Ricky Martin (for albums in the years 1998, 1999 and 2000; the most famous songs which gave Martin most of his beloved fame), Ednita Nazario (“Corazón” album, 1999) and Enrique Iglesias (2000 album “Noche De Cuatro Lunas”). Till this present day he could have produced more albums and written more songs that we don’t know about as he likes to use pseudonyms (As he did in the “Corazón” album when he wrote the song “Más Grande Que Grande” under the name of “Dolores Del Infante”) to lower the levels of his fame and to be very discreet with his musical projects.