Mateo
Mateo
Mateo Lopez is a Los Angeles native that first appeared on the Louisiana college scene in 2006 with a well-received cover of John Legend’s “Ordinary People,” to whom he later became compared thanks to comedian/emcee Robert Powell, III. Mateo has managed to remain relevant and respected force among his peers and fan base thanks to a versatile repertoire that transcends any single genre. His original music is playfully confessional and autobiographical, painting a picture for the listener to interpret. His style pulls from his wide array of performance experience with hints jazz fusion, blues, folk, R&B, and Broadway music, featuring his classically trained Baritone vocals that demonstrate a four octave range (A2-G6).His stage presence began in 2006 with a role in “The Game of Love,” as the young poet Flieder. In this role he helped introduce the Louisiana Lyric Opera, the only professional summer stock company of its kind within an arch from Houston, TX through Oklahoma City, OK; Wich