The Nephew of Roberto Clemente Walker, student at Performing Arts High School, the AMAS Repertory and The University of Texas at Austin, Lugo began to sing in church at the age of three. He went on to win Showtime at the Apollo and then to co-star on Broadway with Marc Anthony and Ruben Blades in “Paul Simon’s The Capeman". Lugo is also a film actor appearing in “The Children of times Square” with Howard Rollins and at Robert Redford’s Sundance Theatre. As a musician Lugo played Percussion for Christina Aguilera at Radio City Music Hall and headlined at the Jazz Café in London and at the Nuyorican Poets Café in his native New York. Songwriter & Vocalist on the Grammy winning “Just Chillin” by Norman Brown. Songwriter for artists Ronny Jordan, Traci Spencer, Odalis Garcia, Yomo Toro, Judy Torres, Idalis De Leon, and the Holland Tunnel Project, Composer-Producer for the Jay-Z film State Property & MTV Hit Reality TV show Made. Lugo is an Armed Forces Entertainment Artist.

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Nephew of Puerto Rican American Philanthropist and National Baseball Hero Roberto Clemente Walker, Nuyorican Recording Artist Lugo began his career on Broadway in Paul Simon’s ‘The Capeman” and at the legendary Apollo Theatre an Undefeated Winner with his R&B signature Latin Soul Sound. Today Lugo is a USO/Armed Forces Entertainment performer. Lugo toured Afghanistan, Korea, Japan, Spain, Italy and other far and remote regions where Americans serve. Percussionist for Christina Aguilera at Radio City Music Hall at the MTV VMA’s, Lugo also headlined the Jazz Café in London, at the Nuyorican Poets Café and club SOB’s in New York.   Lugo’s songs can be heard on MTV’s reality show Made, Jay-Z’s film state property and BBC TV show Ben’s Zoo. Multiple collaborations include Ronny Jordan, Norman Brown (Grammy Award) Judy Torres and Yomo Toro. Lugo’s Multiple Honors include a Grammy Award Certificate, NATO Diplomat Award, Second Division Infantry Award, Mercy Beat Music Award and an Area 2 Support Group Award Korea.  Lugo appeared as an Actor on ABC TV in “The Children of times Square”, at Robert Redford’s Sundance Theatre and The Hartford Stage Co..  Lugo Lugo studied at the “Famed” Performing Arts High School in New York, the AMAS Repertory Theatre under Rosetta LeNoire in Harlem and at the University of Texas at Austin.