Toti Soler, whose real name is Vicenç Soler i Guinjoan, is a renowned Spanish musician celebrated for his exquisite skills as a guitarist and composer, deeply rooted in the Catalan music tradition. Born on July 7, 1949, in Vilassar de Dalt, Catalonia, Spain, Soler has carved out a notable niche in the world of music for his unique blend of flamenco, jazz, and classical influences which is seamlessly integrated into his work. Heavily influenced by the Mediterranean sounds and the 1960s countercultural movement, Toti Soler became a significant figure in the Iberian music scene and has been associated with legendary artists such as Lluís Llach and Ovidi Montllor.

Throughout his career, Soler has demonstrated a profound mastery of the guitar, both in the realm of performance and in his evocative compositions. Albums like "El Temps que s'atura" and "Petita Festa" showcase his ability to convey deep emotional narratives through strings, while his self-titled album "Toti Soler" and works like "Raó de Viure" and "L'Amant" capture the essence of his artistic journey. His music is a rich tapestry of his experiences and artistic explorations, earning him a dedicated following and a respected place among aficionados of Catalan and Spanish guitar music. His recent releases, including "Fill de la fortuna" and "Transparències," continue to push the boundaries of his craft, providing listeners with a window into the soul of a true maestro.