Puerto Rican vocalist Lisette Diaz is celebrated for her sultry, versatile vocal style. Recognized as one of Orlando’s leading Latina vocalists, her repertoire spans classic boleros, pop, salsa, R&B, and rock. Lisette enjoyed a five-year residency as a headlining singer alongside guitarist and vocalist Adalberto Bravo and other artists at Gloria Estefan’s restaurant, Bongos.

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During the 2020 Covid-19 crisis, she joined the Global Citizens Ensemble in the creation of Children of the World, an album of hope dedicated to children’s resilience during uncertain times. In 2021, she earned a Global Music Award Silver Medal for her background vocal work on the album A Carpenter from Chicago.

Beyond music, Lisette is a proud mother of four wonderful children and a passionate educator. A former middle and high school science teacher, she continues to inspire young learners through tutoring, youth workshops, and community events. She also partners with local libraries to encourage young readers and writers, sharing her love for stories and creativity.

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As an author, Lisette is dedicated to spreading love and compassion while highlighting cultural diversity and disability inclusion. Her debut children’s book, La Viejita Ramonita, became a #1 New Release on Amazon and celebrates Puerto Rican heritage. Her follow-up title, For the Love of Trees, educates children about the vital role of trees in the environment. She continues to publish new works and serves as Senior Publisher at Dust & Ashes Publishing Company.