hidalgo Audio Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with Hidalgo

Studied sound engineering in México and Spain. Been working as a freelance since 2003 for several studios in México, Spain and USA, including: Robert Lang Studios (Seattle, USA), Floating Point Studio (Guadalajara, MX), Estudios Montecristo (México DF), Equis Cosa (México DF), Kay´Nah (México DF), Fonomex (México DF), Eurosonic (Madrid, Spain), etc

SANDY GABRIEL National Music Award in the category of jazz, most important prize winner Caribbean as best concert of the year, sovereign Awards 2012 and nominated in 2015 as best artist featured on the outside. is the saxophonist Dominican jazz most prominent internationally, which has participated in various international jazz festival,

Hi, i am Kmi, hope you like Colombian music, cuz i can produce the music you want from the Colombian Tradicional Folk, The Afro Caribean Drums, The sounds from the Indigenous Flutes, The Voices of bullerengue, the Chonta Marimba from the deep Pacific Jungle, and the beatifull sounds of the Interior with the Tiple, Bandola, Arpa, Cuatro.

LA based composer, singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, producer. As a percussionist, I specialize in African, Cuban and Brazilian drumming. I've lived in Togo & Ghana, West Africa, Habana & Matanzas, Cuba and Bahia, Brazil. I've played with Papa Ladji Camara, Mustapha Tetty Addy, Changuito, Giovanni Hidalgo, Los Papines and Afro Cuba.

I've had over twenty five years experience in the music industry as a performer and recording artist. I've collaborated with artists from diverse styles and genres of music, nationally and internationally. I'd like to offer my services as a vocalist, in whichever form required, as well co-operating with ideas/composing.

I try do it as good as I know. Firstly, always listen the music before recording. Music must be listened, it's an emocional energy. From there, we can work. Trust your ears: if it sounds good, that's fine. No rules. If you have to use +17 dB to get the sound you want, go ahead. The important thing is how it sounds, not what you did to achieve it. "