Leonardo Hernández

Leonardo Hernández is a Mexican contemporary literature author, musician, audiobook creator, and podcast producer. Born on July 31 in Puebla, he has stood out from an early age for his sensitive, introspective, and emotional style, which has allowed him to connect deeply with readers across the world.

He began writing at the age of 16, publishing poetry and short stories on digital platforms—an experience that marked the beginning of a steadily growing literary career. He studied Physics at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (C.U.) and completed his studies at the Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla, where he also developed his skills in creative writing.

In 2018, he published his first book, Few Verses and Broken Feelings, followed by To Be and Not to Be and Why Do I Like You So Much?, works that consolidated his voice within contemporary young adult literature. Over time, his writing evolved into a more mature and symbolic tone, reaching his greatest recognition with Óbito, his most successful book to date.

Currently, Leonardo Hernández has published more than 50 books, surpassing 800,000 copies sold and being read in over 150 countries. His works are available on platforms such as Amazon, Google Play Books, and Apple Books, as well as in major bookstores in Mexico, including Porrúa and Gandhi.

His titles have repeatedly reached international bestseller lists, often placing at number one and appearing multiple times within the global Top 100. His books have been translated into English and Portuguese, with more languages on the way, expanding his readership around the world.

In addition to his writing career, Leonardo Hernández is also a musician, a creator and narrator of audiobooks, and a speaker, presenting conferences and talks inspired by his books and creative journey. He is also the host of the podcast “Disco de Voyager,” where he merges his passion for science, art, and literature, exploring the intersection between reason and emotion.

With a career defined by dedication, authenticity, and a profound love for words and music, Leonardo Hernández has become one of the most prolific and influential young voices in contemporary Mexican literature—an author whose work transcends borders, disciplines, and generations.