Diego Clavijo is the Bolivian recording engineer who shines at the Grammys

Diego Clavijo, is the prominent recording engineer and Bolivian music producer that is leaving the country high; In just two years he has managed to make his way in the competitive Miami music scene.

Since arriving in the United States, he has worked with renowned artists such as Bad Bunny and IL DIVO, positioning itself as an emerging benchmark in the industry.

Clavijo decided moved to Miami two years ago to pursue a master’s degree in Music Production. Since then, his career has had a constant rise, although he himself admits that he still has many goals to achieve. “You could say I’m succeeding, but there is still much to achiever”, he mentions humbly.

Despite its international success, Diego always carries his nationality high. However, it highlights the lack of Bolivian representation in the global music industry. “Bolivia has very little representation in the international music scene compared to other countries,” he points out.

One of the most important milestones in his career so far has been his participation as a recording engineer on the song Nobody Knows about Bad Bunny, who was nominated for the Grammys. ““Everything was through a renowned producer named Carlitos López, with whom I am currently working, who gave me the opportunity to be part of his team.”

However, working on the song was a unique experience for the Bolivian, who did not even know that the song was for the famous Puerto Rican artist. “The music industry here is so big and moves so fast that, when I was working on the song, I didn’t even know it was for him. I found out when I heard it in an Uber“, he shares.

Clavijo’s success is not limited to Bad Bunny. During the last year, He worked as a recording engineer on two albums by the iconic group IL DIVO and has been involved in several sessions with other Latin artists in Miami.

Although he has achieved notable achievements, Diego has a clear vision of what he wants to achieve in the long term. “My goal is to make music that crosses borders and pave the way for Bolivian artists and producers,” he says. In addition, he dreams of working with big stars like Bruno Mars and Dua Lipa.

As if that were not enough, he is developing his own material under the stage name of Clavixus, which he plans to launch soon. With this project, he seeks to explore his role as an artist and continue breaking barriers in the music industry.

Diego Clavijo is an inspiring example of how talent, passion and hard work They can take someone from Bolivia to international stagesproving that with determination, any dream is achievable.