Yiordano Ignacio, whose real name is José Ignacio González Regeasse, was born in Cerro Navia, Santiago, Chile, on July 22, 2004. He grew up in Pudahuel, always in the western part of the capital.
He adopted his stage name, Yiordano Ignacio, because he didn't like "José," finding it "too old-fashioned," and he always liked the name Jordan.
He started singing at 13 years old, and his musical talent, as well as his stage name, emerged naturally. His nephew, who is older than him, became his manager.
He rose to fame with his song "Mambo para los presos" (Mambo for Prisoners), which achieved great success with millions of streams. This song was inspired by his brother, who was incarcerated at the time.
He has released several successful tracks such as "Berraqueo," "Un Beso" (A Kiss), "Click," "Una Noche" (One Night), "Perfecta" (Perfect), and "Se Fugó" (She Ran Away), among others.