Jandie Serrano

Juan Diego Serrano Díaz, Jandiè, was born in Valencia, Spain, in 1975, and picked up the guitar at 15 because of Steve Vai and Dann Huff. His first gig came with La Rosa Negra at the Zeppelin club: twenty songs learned in fifteen days. Then Destino, Phantom Lord and, in the mountains north of Madrid, NCC 1701, Luthier, Sintra and Ruta 66. Back in Valencia, La Sombra de Peter and Prometheus, where he wrote much of "Barro y Lágrimas" and almost all of "1001", toured Spain and shared bills with Los Suaves, Obús, Muro and Lujuria. In 2013 came Prometheos (Adventum, Aeternum). Then Total Death, The Mesinfots and Salida a Orión. Today he plays in Cuatro Balas: hard rock with a Southern soul, four guys and their instruments.

Two sides:

NOMAD'S HORIZON — instrumental relax
Music for driving, travelling and resting. No vocals. Created with AI.

LO DE SIEMPRE — my lyrics and my guitars
Songs of my life, in Spanish, written and played by me, produced with AI.