Serralde

Born Viktor Serralde, the Mexican singer-songwriter grew up immersed in a household filled with musicians. He received his first guitar during early childhood and began writing original material as a teenager. Armed with a marketing degree, Serralde relocated to Los Angeles, California, in 1996 and launched his solo career while enrolled in broadcasting courses. An introduction to producer José Quintana secured a deal with Hollywood Records, resulting in the acoustic Latin pop album No Hay Na' Mejor (There's Nothing Better). He further contributed the song "La Dueña Del Lugar" to the Crazy/Beatiful motion-picture soundtrack.