Jisus Saucedo is a singer and songwriter originally from San Luis Potosí, Mexico, who turns his experiences into songs where love, heartbreak and nostalgia take a personal form. At 23 years old, he builds a proposal that starts from a simple idea: to tell what he lives and feels, but to find a meaning in each story.
His professional path began with "Quién decide aquí", a song that marked the beginning of his career as an artist. Later he continued to release songs of different genres while exploring different forms of expression and seeking to build his own sound. This stage allowed him to experiment with both his lyrics and his musical identity, always keeping as a central point the importance of telling something through each song.
In 2025 she presented "Déjà Vu", her first concept album. The project revolves around the story of a summer love, where each song represents a different stage of the relationship and allows you to follow their emotional evolution. The album works as a journey through the moments that make up a romantic story: the meeting, the illusion, the shared experiences and the emotions that remain after summer ends.
Beyond talking only about relationships, Jisus' composition is based on an intimate look at what it means to experience love from his own perspective. His lyrics seek to talk about what he feels, thinks and lives, ensuring that each song has a meaning and is not simply a romantic story.
He has performed on local TV channels, in recognized stages in his state and, together with Sunset, opened the tour of Pardo Pardo and Luis Mint in Guadalajara, San Luis Potosí and CDMX.
Currently, Jisus Saucedo continues to create music and prepare a new album, exploring new sounds and ways to transform his memories, emotions and experiences into songs. This new stage represents an evolution of his proposal, maintaining the essence of an artist who uses music as a way to get to know himself, tell his stories and connect with those who find something of themselves in them.
For Jisus, a song should not only sound: "it should have something to say, something to feel and a story to remain."