Carlos Del Junco is a virtuoso harmonica player, whose mastery of the instrument is respected far and wide in the realm of blues and jazz. Born in Havana, Cuba, in 1958 and moving to Canada at a young age, Del Junco has turned the harmonica into a force of its own, pushing boundaries and elevating the harmonica's place in contemporary music. His distinctive style comes from his utilization of a 10-hole diatonic harmonica which he overblows with precision and soul to achieve a chromatic scale, a technique that remains relatively rare among his peers.

Over the course of his career, Del Junco has garnered considerable acclaim, winning multiple national awards in Canada, including the Maple Blues Award for Harmonica Player of The Year, which he’s clinched several times. His discography showcases his eclectic approach to music, one that melds traditional blues, with jazz sensibility, and roots music exploration. Albums such as "Mongrel Mash" and "Blues Etc..." spotlight his innovative use of the harmonica and ability to craft engaging, melodic experiences. His performances are known for their intensity and finesse, making Carlos Del Junco a revered figure among blues enthusiasts and a respected musician in the broader music community.