Oscar Castro

Mexican guitarist Oscar Castro started getting involved with music while learning guitar in the first ’90s, sharing his experience with Coda’s guitarist Antonio Ruíz. Throughout that same period, Castro started taking part in a music group known as En La Línea, later on joining Mexican rock and roll take action Frida. In 1994, the musician documented its first solitary known as “Playa Llora.” After playing Latin percussion inside a project referred to as Sonido En Movimiento, Oscar Castro became a member of Momo. In 1997, the talented guitarist was among the finalists inside a contest linked to the check out of Steve Ray Vaughan to Mexico Town, working alongside Latin pop vocalist Aura, immediately after. In 1999, Castro began recording his very own compositions, delivering himself as Oscar Guitarra Vive.