William Vivanco is a Cuban singer-songwriter known for his unique blend of sounds that combine his Afro-Cuban heritage with elements of reggae, Brazilian music, and other Caribbean influences. Born on October 6, 1975, in Santiago de Cuba, he grew up in a rich musical environment that shaped his artistic development. Vivanco first started as a street musician, which added an organic, raw edge to his performance style. His music is characterized by its lyrical content focused on themes of daily life, love, and the human condition, interwoven with his rhythmic guitar work and distinctive voice.

Vivanco emerged in the early 2000s and has since become a prominent figure in the Latin American music scene. His discography showcases both his versatility and his fidelity to his roots, with releases such as "Trece Con Magia," "La isla milagrosa (Remasterizado)," "Bailarina," and "El Mundo Está Cambiao," which exemplify his dedication to fusing traditional sounds with contemporary issues. His song "Lo tengo to pensao" is a testament to his songwriting skills, capturing the intricate tapestry of Cuban life. William Vivanco remains a vibrant force in music, continually evolving while staying true to the cultural spirit of his homeland.