2001–2017: early years Eduardo Hernádez Saucedo was born on 19 January 2001, in
Delicias, a town located in the Mexican state of
Chihuahua. During his
high school years, he taught himself to play the guitar. The first song he learned to play was
Jake Bugg's "Simple As This". He began composing in his hometown in addition to performing at parties, events and other public places in mid-2017. In addition to starting to upload song covers to his YouTube channel. Among his influences to start composing are some Mexican artists such as Dromedarios Mágicos,
Juan Cirerol and Little Jesus.
2018–2020: MPLLETC, Transiciones and rise to fame The
independent record label Eidan Box Records, located in Chihuahua, invited him to record songs in their studios, and he began to record songs on said label, to later release them on digital platforms. In 2018, Maverick released his debut studio album entitled ''Mix pa' llorar en tu cuarto'' through Eidan Box. and with the passing of the months went viral on social media and would end up becoming his first commercial success, an early cut of a music video for "Fuentes de Ortiz" was recorded and released. In December 2018, Maverick traveled to
Mexico City at the "band bazaar", a massive event where independent artists sell their merchandise and perform live, during the event Maverick met rapper Lng/SHT and got his contact. As the days passed, Lng/SHT called him to have a meeting with manager Chok Fermoso. Fermoso signed Maverick to his talent agency, becomes his manager, and gets him a record deal with
Universal Music Mexico in March 2019, his debut album was reissued in physical stores and digital platforms under the Universal label, and then reached number two on the
Mexican Albums Chart, "Fuentes de Ortiz" and "Acurrucar" were released as singles from the album, and a music video for "Fuentes de Ortiz" was reshot. By May 2019, Maverick had already become one of the most viral Mexican artists on Spotify. That same year he performed for the first time at the
National Auditurium's "Lunario" and the
Teatro Metropolitán in Mexico City, setting the record for being the Mexican artist who sold out his dates at the venue the fastest. In the same year his debut album received a gold record from the
Asociación Mexicana de Productores de Fonogramas (AMPROFON). He released his second studio album
Transiciones (2019). Through his rapidly growing fame in Mexico, Maverick suffered from a massive attack perpetuated by fans and some digital creators on social networks, receiving almost daily messages inciting hate, suicide and death threats directly towards him and his family. In November 2019, he released a statement through Twitter in which he explained that he would close his account and stay away of the media for a while. In the external statement: In 2020 he reappeared with the live album
Ed Maverick en el Metropólitan (2020) performing the hits of his first two albums and included the song "Ropa de Bazar" with
Bratty, and at the beginning of the same year the AMPROFON gave him the diamond record for "Fuentes de Ortiz" for selling over 300,000
equivalent units, double platinum for "Acurrucar", platinum and gold for "Del Río" and "Ropa de Bazar", platinum for "Quiero" and ''Mix Pa' Llorar en Tu Cuarto'', and the gold record for "Siempre Estoy Pa' Ti" and "WRU". In addition to the release of his debut EP
Esto No Tiene Nada Que Ver con Eduardo.
2021–present: Eduardo During 2021, Maverick released his third studio album titled
Eduardo, in which the events of the harassment episode in his life were reflected in the songs "Gente", "Niño," and "Gracias".
Rolling Stone magazine ranked it 26 at the 35 best Spanish-language albums of 2021. In the same year he collaborated with
C. Tangana, on the song "Párteme la cara" included on the album
El Madrileño (2021) reaching the number three on the singles chart in Spain, and was certified double platinum in Spain, gold in Brazil and platinum in Mexico. This collaboration credited him as album engineer and earned him his first Latin Grammy Award for
Best Engineered Album at the
22nd ceremony. In October, Maverick formed the band Los Milagro, along with Mexican musician Daniel Quién and producer Wet Baes, and left it in May 2023. In 2022 he won the
Odeon Award from the Intellectual Rights Management Association (AGDI) for the Best Alternative Song of 2022 in Spain, being the first Mexican artist awarded at that ceremony. In April he performed for the first time at the
Coachella music festival, in May he released a series of demos from the
Eduardo album. In July 2022, the
Cartagena City Council recognized him at the Spanish festival "La Mar de Músicas" with the 2nd Paco Martín Award for "Breakthrough Artist of
Global Music," at the proposal of the jury made up of different Spanish journalists from the Paco Martín Cultural Association. The jury explaining their choice by saying: "He represents like nobody else the new wave of singers who dazzle with their sensitivity, simplicity and naturalness. His voice, deep, melancholy, warm and full of nuances, is one of the most special on the international scene. He provokes emotion, intimacy and pause from the first verse, as if he were singing to us a few meters away accompanied by his young guitar". That same month, he announced his first world tour entitled "Tour Eduardo", with dates in Latin America and the United States, as well as, for the first time, in European countries such as the United Kingdom, Spain and the Netherlands. == Discography ==