Omar Rudberg was born in Venezuela and moved to Sweden when he was seven. There, he won multiple talent shows, and became a member of FO&O, Scandinavia's super-famous boy band, at just 14. Sharing the stage with Justin Bieber and One Direction, he gained international recognition before the group disbanded in 2017. But that was only the beginning of Omar's rise to global fame.
In 2020, he release ‘Que Pasa’, a fiery collaboration with Swedish rapper Lamix. Shortly after, he appeared in the hit Netflix series ‘Young Royals’, cementing his status as a multitalented artist.
Since then, the world has been at Omar's feet with hits like ‘Mi Casa Su Casa’ (over 18.5 million streams) and the new ‘Sabotage’. He writes smooth pop songs in English, Swedish, and Spanish and attaches great importance to artistically intriguing live performances. His EP ‘Every Night Fantasy’, counts as closing certain chapters in his life and looking forward with his head held high. This works all the better with a mix of 80s-inspired grooves with raw, emotional ballads that Omar has made his own.
