Daniel Soler (known professionally as Daniel Higiénico) is a Spanish humorist, singer-songwriter, composer, and writer from Barcelona, born in 1960. He achieved recognition in Spain during the late 1990s as the leader of the group Daniel Higiénico y la Quartet de Baño Band, performing as the character “El Hombre Cucaracha”. In 2001, Soler moved from Palma de Mallorca to Barcelona and began self-releasing his musical and literary projects. His discography includes the studio albums Mamá quiero ser autista (2002), Mentiras podridas (2002), El hombre del tiempo (2004), and La rebelión de los niños con problemas emocionales (2007). Soler collaborated with Lichis of the group La Cabra Mecánica. His theatrical and musical productions include ¡Que vello es bibir!, Daniel Higiénico Blues Experience, Esperando a Robin Hood, and Demasiado viejo para el reggaeton, demasiado joven para morir. His compositions feature irreverent lyrics and theatrical elements.
