Moro

Born in Bodega Bay, California, the guitarist, composer, and modern-day troubadour Moro first picked up an instrument at age six and completed his initial composition during that same year. Professional engagements began by the time he reached twelve, after which he devoted roughly fourteen years to a nomadic existence modeled on ancient minstrels, bringing his performances before monarchs throughout remote regions worldwide. He also holds the distinction of being the opening artist for American forces deployed in Vietnam. Credited with the compositions “Vermouth Rondo” and “Hosanna Blue,” Moro ultimately released more than sixty albums across his extended career.