Mario Diaz

This humble and prolific Dominican composer was born in a home made up of a native port worker from La Pared, Haina, Mr. Manuel Emilio Díaz Linares (deceased in 1980) and a domestic barahonera, Mrs. Argentina Arias Sepúlveda, who with her work example and dignity, instilled in him honesty and decency, values that he says he defends with pride. Brother of .
Mario has composed more than 2,000 songs, of which more than 400 are recorded by different national and international performers.
At the international level, the sauces “Comuniquémonos” (Oscar de León), “No Soy Automático” (Tommy Olivencia), “Motorízame” (Héctor Tricoche), “He Vuelto” (Willie González), Cuerpo “(Lalo Rodríguez) have become popular. , “Azúcar Negra” (Celia Cruz), “Cinco Hijos” (Marvin Santiago), “Otro Poco” (Puerto Rican Power), “Amor de Colegio” (Jerry Rivera).