BIO

Jaime Lozano is a Mexican multi-hyphenate musical theatre storyteller considered by Lin-Manuel Miranda as the “next big thing” on Broadway. Originally from Monterrey, Mexico, Lozano earned his BFA in Music and Composition from the School of Music at the Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León and was the recipient of a full scholarship to NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts, where he holds the distinction of being the first Mexican student to be accepted to and earn an MFA from the Graduate Musical Theatre Writing Program. A prolific composer, Lozano’s works have been seen at venues worldwide including The Public Theater, Lincoln Center, David Geffen Hall, the Minskoff Theatre, the Lucille Lortel Theater, the Puerto Rican Traveling Theatre, Goodspeed Opera House, The Juilliard School of Music, Soho Playhouse, Theater 11 (Zurich, Switzerland), Sadler’s Wells (London, UK), Teatro Benito Juárez (Mexico City), and many more. Among many other honors, Lozano is the 2022 recipient of the American Theatre Wing’s prestigious Jonathan Larson Grant. Rhinebeck Writers Retreat 2025. Goodspeed Opera House’s Johnny Mercer Grove Writers 2025. Pipeline Arts Foundation winner 2025. Dramatists Guild Fellow 2024-2025. Lincoln Center Resident Artist 2023. Joe’s Pub Working Group 2020-2022. The Civilians R&D Group 2020-2021. JACK Resident Artist 2021. Lincoln Center Resident Artist 2023.  Selected works: the critically-acclaimed bilingual musical El Otro Oz -formerly The Yellow Brick Road– (TheaterWorksUSA and The Atlantic Theatre Company, Winner of The Off-Broadway Alliance Award for Best Family Musical 2023-24), Carmen La Cubana (European Tour), Children of Salt (NYMF 2016 “Best of Fest” Production), A Never-Ending Line (Comédie Nation in Paris, France & Off-Broadway), Desaparecidas (JACK). Broadway: Real Women Have Curves (dance arrangements). Albums: “A Never-Ending Line,” “Jaime Lozano and the Familia: Songs by an Immigrant” released by Broadway Records. “Songs by an Immigrant Vol. 2,” released by Concord Theatricals Recordings. Film: “In The Heights” (orchestrations), “Tick, Tick… Boom!” (cameo in Broadway composers scene). and more. Lozano is a proud member of the Dramatists Guild of America, AFM Local 802, BMI and GRAMMY® and Latin GRAMMY® member.

Credits

PRODUCTION CREDITS

PRODUCED BY JAIME LOZANO, DEMIÁN CANTÚ AND SEAN PATRICK FLAHAVEN

CO-PRODUCED BY VICTORIA KÜHNE

EXECUTIVE PRODUCED BY JAIME LOZANO & THE FAMILIA

ALL ARRANGEMENTS AND ORCHESTRATIONS BY JAIME LOZANO AND JESÚS ALTAMIRA

RECORDED, EDITED AND MIXED BY DEMIÁN CANTÚ AT LA CASITA RECORDING STUDIO IN MONTERREY, MEXICO

MASTERED BY OSCAR ZAMBRANO AT ZAMPOL PRODUCTIONS IN NEW YORK, NY

ALL TRUMPETS, TROMBONES AND TUBAS RECORDED BY DEMIÁN CANTÚ AT LA CASITA RECORDING STUDIO IN MONTERREY, MÉXICO

ALL STRINGS RECORDED BY DEMIÁN CANTÚ AT VICTORIA RECORDS IN MONTERREY, MÉXICO

LUIS CARDOSO’S STRINGS RECORDED BY LUIS CARDOSO IN CIUDAD DE MÉXICO, MÉXICO

JESÚS ALTAMIRA’S PIANO RECORDED BY DEMIÁN CANTÚ AT VICTORIA RECORDS IN MONTERREY, MÉXICO

DAVID COOK’S PIANO RECORDED BY DAVID COOK IN MAPLEWOOD, NJ

ROBERTO VERASTEGUI’S KEYBOARDS RECORDED BY ROBERTO VERASTEGUI AT STRUTTIN JAZZ LAB IN CIUDAD DE MÉXICO, MÉXICO

JAIR ALCALÁ’S ACCORDION RECORDED BY JAIR ALCALÁ AT INDEPE MUSIC IN MONTERREY, MÉXICO

GERARDO “QUIRRI” PADILLA’S ACCORDION RECORDED BY GERARDO “QUIRRI” PADILLA IN SAN NICOLÁS DE LOS GARZA, MÉXICO

PAVEL CAL’S GUITAR RECORDED BY PAVEL CAL AT ARTESOUND STUDIO IN MCALLEN, TX

HOMERO VILLARREAL’S GUITAR, VIHUELA AND GUITARRÓN RECORDED BY HOMERO VILLARREAL AT HAMMER RECORD IN MONTERREY, MÉXICO

BILLY BIVONA’S GUITAR RECORDED BY BILLY BIVONA IN NEW YORK, NY

ALEX HAMLIN’S REEDS RECORDED BY ALEX HAMLIN AT MAGNOLIA STUDIOS IN DOBBS FERRY, NY

ALBERTO TORO’S REEDS RECORDED BY ADÁN PÉREZ AT ALLERTONE STUDIOS IN BRONX, NY

OLE MATHISEN’S SAXOPHONES RECORDED BY OLE MATHISEN IN MANHATTAN, NY

PABLO GONZÁLEZ SARRE’S BASS RECORDED BY PABLO GONZÁLEZ AT MI DESMADRITO RECORDS IN “WHEREVER PABLO IS”

RUDYCK VIDAL’S BASS RECORDED BY RUDYCK VIDAL IN CIUDAD DE MÉXICO, MÉXICO

MARCOS MILAGRES’ BASS RECORDED BY ROBERTO LUNA IN LUMI ESTUDIO AT SAN CRISTÓBAL ECATEPEC, MÉXICO

RUBEN RODRIGUEZ’ BASS RECORDED BY ADÁN PÉREZ AT ALLERTONE STUDIOS IN BRONX, NY

DEMIÁN CANTÚ’S BASS RECORDED BY DEMIÁN CANTÚ AT LA CASITA RECORDING STUDIO IN MONTERREY, MÉXICO

CÉSAR SECUNDINO’S HARP RECORDED BY CÉSAR SECUNDINO IN BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS

VICTOR MURILLO’S JARANAS RECORDED BY VICTOR MURILLO AT VICTOR MURILLO MUSIC IN UNION CITY, NJ

GEORGE SÁENZ’ ACCORDION RECORDED BY GEORGE SÁENZ AT ART GARDEN STUDIO IN ASTORIA, QUEENS

ROSS PEDERSON’S DRUMS RECORDED BY ROSS PEDERSON AT RPM STUDIOS BK IN BROOKLYN, NY

ALAN LÓPEZ’ DRUMS RECORDED BY OMAR AGUILAR AT URBANA RECORDS IN HOUSTON, TX

JASIEL CARRIZALES’ DRUMS RECORDED BY DEMIÁN CANTÚ AT LA CASITA RECORDING STUDIO IN MONTERREY, MÉXICO

JOEL MATEO’S DRUMS RECORDED BY MARIO CASTRO AT CAPTURE ACID IN NEW YORK, NY

ENRIQUE NATIVITAS’ DRUMS AND PERCUSSION RECORDED BY ENRIQUE NATIVITAS AT NATIVITAS STUDIO IN CIUDAD DE MÉXICO, MÉXICO

DAYRON CARTAS’ PERCUSSION RECORDED BY DEMIÁN CANTÚ AT LA CASITA RECORDING STUDIO IN MONTERREY, MÉXICO

JONATHAN GÓMEZ’ PERCUSSION RECORDED BY JONATHAN GÓMEZ AT JG STUDIOS IN ELIZABETH, NJ

PREGONES BACKUP VOCALS FOR “REGALOS” AND “FAR FROM

HOME” RECORDED BY ANGIE TEO AT RENAISSANCE RECORDING IN NEW YORK, NY

MORGAN REILLY BACKUP VOCALS RECORDED BY MORGAN REILLY IN NEW YORK, NY

COVER ILLUSTRATION BY MARTHA ORENDAIN

PACKAGE DESIGN BY DEREK BISHOP

PHOTOS BY GABRIELLE MARIELLA, MICAH JOEL AND AIKO TANAKA

ALL SONGS PUBLISHED BY JAIME LOZANO AND THE

FAMILIA MUSIC (BMI) ADMINISTERED BY CONCORD BARITONE CC1 (BMI) OBO CONCORD MUSIC PUBLISHING

Songs By An Immigrant Vol. 3

Songs By An Immigrant Vol. 3

Songs By An Immigrant Vol. 3