Biography
Cuban singer, songwriter and musical producer, Osmani “La Voz” (The Voice) García, began performing songs by Latin norteño band, el Norte and tenor, Luciano Pavarotti at the age of 3. His neighbors, fascinated by his talent, would trade homemade popsicles for a song. He first entered a choir at the age of 4, studied sound at primary school and sang at youth events. He was 12 years old when he composed his first song and began to study songs of every popular genre. He later went on to share a stage with some of the island’s top acts, where he earned his second nickname, Osmani García, La Fábrica del Éxito, (The Hit Factory). At the age of 21 he composed his first popular song in honour of International Women’s Day. His muses include his mother and grandmother and powerful women such as Celia Cruz, Elena Burque, Gloria Torres, Laura Pausini, and his singing teacher, Chela, who always inspired him to sing with joy.[1]
