Jorge Glem is a Venezuelan musician and composer whose mastery of the cuatro has elevated the instrument to new heights on the world music stage. He hails from Cumaná, Sucre, and has become a reference point for the Venezuelan cuatro globally. Glem has been at the forefront of blending traditional Venezuelan music with a range of other genres such as jazz, Latin, and even electronic music, showcasing the versatility and unique sound of his cuatro playing.

His discography reflects this eclectic approach, with recent releases like "Brooklyn Cumaná" highlighting his skill in merging the traditional sounds of his home country with the urban pulse of modern New York. Glem's work often seeks to explore the musical landscapes of Venezuela while pushing the boundaries of where the cuatro can go, as evidenced in works like "Homer The Roamer" and "Sabana Blanca". With "Skeleton Rag", he delves into the playful and uninhibited realm of ragtime using the cuatro, while in "Crucigrama", the name itself suggesting a puzzle, Glem weaves intricate musical arrangements that challenge and intrigue. "Loop" and "Stringwise" are testaments to his innovative approach to music-making, where he continues to experiment with form and genre. In "En el Cerrito," he embraces a more intimate and reflective composition style, further demonstrating his broad musical range and profound connection to his roots. Glem's artistry is not just about the cuatro, but about the storytelling and cultural expression that the instrument enables, making him a key figure in the contemporary Latin American music scene.