Arturo Meza is a multifaceted Mexican musician, songwriter, poet, novelist, and an influential figure in the Latin American underground music scene. Born in November 1956 in Tocumbo, Michoacán, Mexico, Meza is renowned for his prolific output, poetic lyricism, and for blending a cornucopia of styles ranging from progressive rock to neofolk, ambient, and experimental sounds. His work often explores philosophical and social themes, and he is revered for his commitment to the DIY ethic and artistic integrity.

Throughout his career, Meza has released an impressive stream of albums, characterized by his embrace of traditional Mexican influences and commitment to addressing social issues through his music. Albums like "Ni Serpientes Ni Escaleras," "Planeta Miedo," and "Amor y Paz" showcase his ability to weave intricate stories with a backdrop of haunting melodies and indefinable rhythms. His expansive discography, which includes more recent releases such as "Neil Young en Tingüindín" and "Nod," cements his place as a relentless innovator who defies easy categorization. Enigmatic and revered, Arturo Meza continues to resonate with audiences seeking depth and sincerity in music.