Andres Cepeda

Andres Cepeda is a Grammy-winning artist widely recognized for his contributions to the Latin American music scene. His career spans over three decades, marked by platinum-selling albums and multiple collaborations. After launching his solo career in 1999, Andres Cepeda’s debut album, Me Muero, quickly achieved platinum status within a month of its release, featuring popular tracks such as ‘Me Muero,’ ‘Embrujo,’ and ‘Me Voy.’ This marked a significant artistic shift, embracing romantic genres including pop, bolero, and ballad. Prior to his solo success, Cepeda co-founded the rock band Poligamia in 1990, which released four albums over eight years and established his presence in the Colombian music industry with hits like ‘Fade’ and ‘Mi Generación.’ Following the platinum success of his debut, Cepeda released his second solo album, El Carpintero, in March 2001, which earned double platinum certification.

He continued to expand his creative output with Vivo En Directo Dos: Jazz A Mi Manera in 2014, and in 2015, released the album Mil Ciudades under Sony Music. Demonstrating his broad appeal and influence beyond recording, Cepeda served as a coach for four consecutive seasons on the highly popular television shows La Voz Colombia and La Voz Kids from 2012 to 2015, cementing his status as a prominent and enduring figure in Latin American music.