Puerto Rican vocalist Lisette Diaz is known for her expressive, versatile voice and heartfelt performances. Recognized as one of Orlando’s leading Latina vocalists, her musical repertoire spans classic boleros, pop, salsa, R&B, and rock. She has shared her talent across diverse stages, including a five-year residency as a headlining singer alongside guitarist and vocalist Adalberto Bravo and other artists at Gloria Estefan’s iconic restaurant, Bongos.

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In 2020, during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, Lisette joined the Global Citizens Ensemble in creating Children of the World, an album celebrating hope and resilience in children during uncertain times. In 2021, she received a Global Music Award Silver Medal for her background vocal work on A Carpenter from Chicago, further highlighting her artistry and collaborative spirit.

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Beyond music, Lisette is a devoted mother of four and a passionate educator. A former middle and high school science teacher, she continues to nurture curiosity and confidence in young learners through tutoring, youth workshops, and community programs. She also creates thoughtfully designed educational resources that support meaningful, accessible learning at home, in classrooms, and in community settings. Lisette frequently partners with local libraries to inspire young readers and writers, fostering creativity, literacy, and a love for storytelling.

 

As an author, Lisette is committed to sharing stories rooted in love, compassion, and 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, invites children to explore environmental stewardship and the importance of caring for creation. Lisette continues to publish new works and currently serves as Senior Publisher at Dust & Ashes Publishing Company, supporting meaningful stories that uplift and inspire..