Enrique "Quique" Neira Leiva is a Chilean reggae musician born April 11, 1973,
in Santiago de Chile. He formed his first band in 1990, which released its debut
album Bambú in 1995 followed by the EP No Necesitamos Banderas (1996). Neira
achieved wider prominence as the lead singer and songwriter for the reggae band
Gondwana from 1997 to 2003, contributing to albums including Gondwana (1997),
Phat Cherimoya Dub (1999), Alabanza (2000), and Made in Jamaica (2002).
Following his departure from Gondwana, he launched a solo career, releasing
albums including Eleven (2003), Cosas Buena...