Liz Castillo

Liz Castillo (Marielys Castillo Prieto) is a singer, composer and director of the group Confluencia, recognized for her interpretive versatility and her commitment to the dissemination of Cuban and Latin American music. She has a degree in Sociocultural Studies, consolidating an artistic career of constant growth. His career began on cultural stages in Cuba, developing a wide repertoire that includes feeling, new trova, bolero, salsa, traditional Cuban music and other Latin American genres. In 2017 he released his first album, Cosas Contigo, made up entirely of compositions of his authorship. The album was recorded in Cuba and published by Codex Music (Cubasound), with international distribution on digital platforms. Later he began a new artistic stage with the album Romántica y Salseando, an album of international collaborations with top-level artists. Produced by Roniel Alfonso Mella under the Bis Music and Plus Media label, reaffirming his identity within contemporary romantic salsa. His work has given rise to outstanding audiovisuals such as Canción sin rostro, with Wil Campa; Donde nace nuestro amor, with Yumurí (Moisés Valle); and Lluvia, with Chilean artist Miguel Ángel Caballero. These collaborations have strengthened his presence in the international music market. Liz Castillo's music has reached wide diffusion in radio stations in the United States, Puerto Rico, Mexico, Spain, Italy, Colombia, Panama, Venezuela, Ecuador and Canada, obtaining relevant positions in specialized rankings of salsa and Cuban music. His career has been reviewed by important media and publications such as Cubadebate, Bohemia Magazine, International Salsa Magazine, Urbana TV FM, Cadena Habana and various radio and television programs specialized in Latin music. Currently, Liz Castillo continues to develop new recording projects and presentations with her group Confluencia. Her artistic proposal combines identity, interpretive quality and a solid vocation to represent the richness of Cuban music on national and international stages.