Ricardo Lezón is a Spanish singer-songwriter and musician, particularly known as the frontman of the indie-folk band McEnroe. With a characteristic melancholic and poetic approach, Lezón's music often delves into the depth of emotions and introspection, exploring themes of love, loss, and the intricacies of the human condition. Hailing from the Basque Country, he has garnered respect in the Spanish music scene for his evocative lyrics and soulful delivery.

Lezón’s solo works, which include the recent releases like "Azkorri," "Agua Fría," and "Esperanza," showcase his adeptness at crafting intimate narratives that resonate with his audience. His 2021 cover of Bob Dylan’s “Me Enamoré de Ti” captures his ability to infuse classic songs with his unique touch, further cementing his standing as a distinctive voice in contemporary Spanish music. Numbers like "Ana y el Drago" and "Arena y Romero" continue to build his reputation as a storyteller through song, leveraging the power of simplicity and emotion to bind listeners into his reflective world.