Kaskivano, whose real name is Fernando Javier Gómez Sepúlveda, is a Chilean singer-songwriter known for his compelling blend of Latin American folk, rock, and socially conscious lyrics. Emerging from the vibrant music scene of Valparaíso, Kaskivano began his solo career after his tenure with the band "Machuca," carving out a niche with his personal and evocative storytelling.

Kaskivano's music offers an introspective journey through the fabric of everyday life, touching on themes of love, struggle, and resilience. His work is deeply rooted in the traditions of trovadores, Chilean folk singers who are as much poets as they are musicians. With a discography that includes the introspective "El Verso Único," the earnest "Villa Francia," and the reflective "Madre Corazón de Átomo," Kaskivano has established himself as a reflective voice in South American music. His albums, often self-titled, like "Kaskivano," and tracks such as "Y Despertar" and "Volver a comenzar," showcase his raw acoustic style and his ability to connect with audiences through the power of his words and melodies.