Jay De La Cueva, born on May 1, 1978 in Mexico City, Mexico, was destined for a life in music. His father, Javier De La Cueva, instilled a love for the arts in him from a young age. Jay's musical journey began when he joined his first band, the MicroChips, in 1987. For six years, from 1987 to 1993, Jay honed his skills as a musician and performer with the MicroChips.
In 1995, Jay's career took a major turn when he co-founded the band Molotov with Tito Fuentes. Molotov quickly gained fame and recognition in the Mexican music scene, thanks to their unique blend of rock, rap, and punk influences. Jay's powerful vocals and distinctive bass playing style became a signature sound for the band.
During his time with Molotov, Jay also joined the iconic Mexican rock band Fobia in 1995. He played with Fobia until their breakup in 2008, further solidifying his reputation as a talented and versatile musician in the industry.
Despite his success with Molotov and Fobia, Jay De La Cueva also pursued a solo career, releasing his own music and collaborating with other artists. In February 2018, he was spotted in the studio with the renowned singer Karol G, hinting at a potential collaboration that fans eagerly anticipated.
Offstage, Jay De La Cueva values his privacy, but he has always been open about his close relationship with his father, Javier De La Cueva. His family has been a constant source of support and inspiration throughout his musical journey.
With over 430,000 followers on his Instagram account, Jay De La Cueva remains connected to his fans through social media. He shares glimpses of his life behind the scenes, from studio sessions to live performances, giving his followers a unique insight into his creative process.