Samuel Leví y Los Niños Perdidos

Samuel Leví is a talented musician from Vigo, Spain, who has been making music since 1997. He began his career studying guitar at the Conservatorio Mayeusis in Vigo and eventually moved to Madrid to further his musical journey. His early work includes a self-made maqueta titled **Con mis propias manos**, which garnered positive reviews for its eclectic and personal style, away from commercial norms. His debut album, **Turno de noche**, was released in 2004 and was notable for being independently produced without a record label. Over the years, he has collaborated with various musicians, known as **Los Niños Perdidos**, and has released albums such as **Y tú más** and **Todos los caminos conducen a Roma**, showcasing his independent spirit and musical creativity.

As a performer, Samuel Leví has gained recognition, including the Premio Nacional al Mejor Autor de Canciones by the Instituto de la Juventud Español. He has also been awarded the MAEC-AECID scholarship, which allowed him to work on his third album in Rome. His music often reflects his experiences living in different cities like Madrid, La Habana, Buenos Aires, and Rome. Samuel Leví continues to tour and perform, blending his unique style with collaborations from diverse musical backgrounds, creating a distinct cultural experience for his audiences. His recent works include albums like **Filias y Fobias** and **Antes de dormir**.