Juan Andrés Ospina is a Colombian musician whose artistry spans across multiple genres with a strong foundation in jazz, classical, and Latin American music. Born and raised in Colombia, Juan Andrés developed a passion for music at an early age, leading him to advance his studies in some of the world’s most prestigious music schools. His versatility as a pianist, composer, and arranger has enabled him to collaborate with a wide array of artists across the globe, including the celebrated clarinetist Paquito D’Rivera, evident in the track "Pinhão."

Over the years, Juan Andrés Ospina has established himself as a significant figure in the contemporary music scene. His repertoire is diverse, exploring themes from solitude and introspection in "En Mi Soledad" and "Querida Soledad Intermitente" to more reflective and socially conscious pieces such as "Oda a la Cacerola." His work often incorporates elements of humor and everyday life observations, showcased in titles like "Ya No Hice Nada Hoy" and "Si Te Duele el Cuello." During the global COVID-19 pandemic, he creatively engaged with the circumstances to produce "En Mi Cuarentena," reflecting on the experience through his music. A hallmark of his work is the seamless fusion of traditional rhythms with contemporary sounds, inviting listeners into a rich, multifaceted musical journey.