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Oscar Daniel González Soria is a Mexican singer and indie songwriter, whose music is often characterized for its fantasy themes, storytelling capacity, and an oneiric feel mostly achieved by the use of multilingual lyrics and made up languages — along with the experimental implementation of both organic and synthesized elements—. Inspired by groups and individual musicians such as Keiichi Okabe, FAUN, Pablo Alborán, Il Divo, and Two Steps From Hell, he aims to create evocative and immersive musical experiences, taking advantage of his exposure to a wide variety of musical genres, which include: celtic/medieval music, Spanish ballads, opera-pop, and video game OSTs.

He successfully graduated from Holland College’s School of Performing Arts (SOPA), one of Berklee College of Music’s partner schools in Prince Edward Island, and has performed in multiple recitals, live shows, and events at places such as: the 300-seat Florence Simmons Performance Hall, churches, and other local establishments, alongside the very talented musicians and professors of SOPA.

Although music is his primary focus, he is currently working on an ambitious speculative-biology-inspired project in the form of an illustrated, dark-fantasy book, which will have an OST of its own.

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