Pedro Guzmán is renowned for his unique blend of Puerto Rican folk music and jazz—a fusion that has crowned him as a mastermind behind the genre known as Jíbaro Jazz. As a virtuoso on the Puerto Rican cuatro, a traditional string instrument, Guzmán has consistently showcased his exceptional musicianship and deep appreciation for his cultural roots throughout his discography. Born in Puerto Rico and coming of age musically amidst the island's rich and vibrant jíbaro music scene, Guzmán has dedicated his career to exploring and expanding upon this traditional sound.

His works like "La Tierra" and "Canto Lo Que Siento" provide a rich tapestry that merges jíbaro music's rustic charm with the complexity of jazz, offering listeners a truly inventive auditory experience. In albums such as "Jibaro Jazz," "Tiple Jazz," and "Exitos Originales de Jíbaro Jazz," he lays down tracks that are both homage to the past and a forward-thinking interpretation of its possibilities. His holiday album, "Feliz NaviJazz," is a joyful celebration that integrates tropical rhythms into beloved Christmas classics, delivering festivity through his innovative lens. Guzmán's influence is not confined to the recording studio; his live performances are known for their dynamic spirit and emotional intensity, earning him a dedicated following and solidifying his status as a torchbearer of Puerto Rican musical heritage.