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Algorithm Symphony

Dance Today

A flag that whispers through the trees

Follow the Signs

Family Ties

Do It Up

The Quiet in Your Eyes

Se Habla Español

Every Accusation is a Confession

Get Up and Get Down

Lugo™ stands as a trailblazer in contemporary music. Edwin Lugo Walker, known as Lugo, is the proud nephew of the legendary Roberto Clemente Walker. Growing up in the Boogie Down Bronx, part of Borinken's largest Barrio, Lugo™ began captivating audiences from a young age, singing in his father's church at just three years old. As an undefeated champion on "Showtime at The Apollo," he quickly made his mark in the music scene. The iconic Paul Simon discovered Lugo™ and took the stage on Broadway in "Paul Simon's The Capeman," sharing the spotlight with Ednita Nazario, Marc Anthony, and Ruben Blades. Lugo™ boasts a remarkable collection of accolades, including a Grammy-associated award for Songwriter and Vocalist, two President's Volunteer Service Awards (1,000 Points of Light), and certificates of appreciation from Youngsang, Korea. He garnered the prestigious "Second to None" Native Indigenous Tomahawk from The Second Infantry Division in South Korea. He was recognized as a NATO Diplomat by the U.S. Department of Defense. In addition, he received a Theatre Lab Award letter from Robert Redford, who appointed Glen Close as his mentor, and earned a Young Arts merit in Theatre Scholarship. Lugo™ actively served as a TNG-CWA Local Union Officer at The National Labor College in MD. He enhanced his skills at several esteemed institutions, including the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts, where he earned a certificate from His Majesty King Charles III. Lugo™ also attended the Performing Arts High School, receiving a Certificate of Excellence in Theatre from the Fiorello H. LaGuardia School of Music and the Arts. He trained under National Medal of Arts Awardee Miriam Colon at The Puerto Rican Traveling Theatre and Rosetta Lenoire at AMAS Repertory Theatre in New York, later completing his double major in Theatre and Opera at The University of Texas at Austin.
Lugo's collaborations with multi-platinum and multi-Grammy-winning producers, such as Paul Simon (Ladysmith Black Mambazo), "Bassy" Bob Brockmann (Christina Aguilera), Rob Fusari (Lady Gaga), Abdul Malik Abbott (Jay-Z), The Berman Brothers (Baha Men), Justin Strauss (Luther Vandross), and Harold Martin Jr. (The Holland Tunnel Project), demonstrate his versatility and influence in the music industry. He confidently navigates genres such as acid jazz, neo-soul, Latin, hip-hop, funk, and gospel, using ™ as a powerful moniker to protect and promote his intellectual property globally. As a dedicated humanitarian, Lugo launched world tours from 2005 to 2008 with the U.S.O., performing in South Korea, Italy, Spain, and Afghanistan to uplift servicemen and women, as well as their families. His landmark performance in Cuba at the "Primavera en La Habana - Springtime in Havana" music festival marked the first-ever Lugo™ concert televised at the UNESCO World Heritage site and broadcast live from El Amphitheatro en el Malecón Cubano. Additionally, he published an impactful autobiography filled with rich history, poetry, prose, and song lyrics. A prolific songwriter and vocalist, Lugo™ has been accepted into The Recording Academy's Grammy process every year since 2000. He contributed to the Grammy Award-winning album "Just Chillin" by Norman Brown. He penned hits for numerous artists, including the viral dance sensation "Keep Your Head Up" by Norman Brown featuring Faye Simpson in Asia. With over 3,000 published works and five decades of songwriting expertise, his music appears in major productions, including Jay-Z's film "State Property," MTV's "Made," and the BBC's "Ben's Zoo." Lugo has graced some of the most significant venues, including the Sundance Theatre in Utah, The Jazz Café in London, and The Nuyorican Poets Café, which poet Allen Ginsberg hailed as "the most integrated place on earth." Moreover, Lugo has made notable appearances in television series like "The Nick," "The Night Of," "The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt," "Law and Order," And Saturday Night Live".  For more information, visit www.iamlugo.com. **Photo Credit: Luke Fontana**

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