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What you need to know about me:
Singer/songwriter Luis Alberto Cuevas Olmedo, a.k.a. Beto Cuevas, was born in Santiago, Chile. He joined La Ley 1989, a year after it was formed. Beto Cuevas has been one of the main creative forces behind the band, writing and singing most of the tracks. Though born in Chile, Beto Cuevas spent the majority of his first 20 years in Montreal, Canada, where he studied graphic design. Now residing in Los Angeles, California, he is currently producing his first solo album. Beto Cuevas is currently on hiatus from La Ley, in addition to working on his solo album he also wrote a new version of "Mentira," a single from the La Ley MTV Unplugged album, which is featured on the soundtrack for the film "La Mujer de Mi Hermano." Your best bet for catching Beto Cuevas these days though, is to head on to the movie theatres. In "La Mujer de Mi Hermano" Beto plays the role of a priest. He also appears in "Borderland" by director Zev Berman where Beto plays a cult leader. Beto Cuevas’ solo album is slated for release early 2008 by Warner Music. Beto will be on tour throughout the US and Latin America this year. ___________________________________________________________ I like to express myself artistically by painting, writing and making music.

Music that’s in my head (and playlists):
All kinds, anything good enough to touch my heart.

The stuff I’m obsessed with:
No Obsessions!

What I can’t live without:
I can't live without my guitar, paint brushes, my pencils and paper.

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