Initially a guitarist/author/composer, Juan Tamayo joined the French subsidiary of the publisher Chrysalis Music in 2004 as a "synchro" manager.
He took over as general manager in 2007. In 2011, Juan joined Wagram, a company for which he created the Alva label with the aim of developing exclusively French-speaking artists.
Although the venture was short-lived, Alva contributed to the comeback of Cali with the album "Vernet les Bains," praised by both critics and the public. Juan Tamayo is also co-president of the EIFEIL federation.
Since 2017, he has held the position of senior artistic director within the French subsidiary of the publisher Budde Music Group. As the French subsidiary of Budde Music Group, an independent international music publishing company founded in Berlin in 1947, Budde Music France has distinguished itself and established strong relationships with all stakeholders in the industry.
Budde Music France has privileged access to an extensive network of subsidiaries and partners worldwide, allowing it to offer numerous opportunities to its partners in the French market and beyond. With a dynamic and passionate team, Budde Music France has quickly become an influential player in the music publishing industry in France, supporting numerous renowned artists, emerging talents, lyricists, and composers.
Through its commitment to them, Budde Music France has created an environment conducive to creativity and innovation, encouraging synergies by organizing writing sessions and supporting artists in their projects.