Rodrigo Solo, an evocative and multifaceted artist from Venezuela, is known for his introspective lyricism and genre-blending compositions that often reflect the complex socio-political landscape of his home country. Not just a singer-songwriter, Rodrigo is also a vocalist and guitarist, whose creativity extends across visual arts and filmmaking, adding depth and context to his musical pursuits.

His discography as a solo artist showcases a stirring journey through different emotional and musical landscapes, with "Lonely Swimmer" and "Espina" exemplifying his ability to craft poignantly reflective songs. Rodrigo Solo is also associated with the band The Venezuelans, contributing to tracks like "Cages," "Come Home," and "Feeling Stupid," which ripple with a shared sentiment of seeking freedom and an exploration of identity. Singles like "Guitarra, Piano y Voz" and "La Distancia" accentuate his talents as a stripped-down troubadour, while works like "Tal Vez No Se Hunda el Barco (Desde la Caja Negra)" and "No Hay Duda (Desde la Caja Negra)" underline the live, raw emotion that Rodrigo brings to his performances. His versatility is further evident in his foray into electronic remixes with "Wrong (Virtual Animal Remix)," showcasing a willingness to reinvent his sound and embrace diverse musical forms.