Isidro Infante

Talented Puerto Rican Isidro Infante was influenced as a child by hearing his father play the violin, and thus got involved in music at the age of 14 when he participated in a band that played songs by Santana and Chicago. Two years later, Infante was in charge of background music for the Myrta Silva show.

After taking private piano lessons, Isidro Infante studied at the local Music Conservatory, graduating in composition and arrangements at Temple University of Philadelphia in the late 70’s. Isidro Infante has had the opportunity of working with important musicians in the Latin music scene, such as Tito Puente, Celia Cruz and Johnny Pacheco, and in 1994 formed a group known as Isidro Infante y La Élite, shortly after being hired by RMM Records.

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