[1] They attended La Salle College but after school officials found out about their occupation, they had to drop out.
[1] The StarPhoenix's Ned Powers praised a 1974 performance the group had at The A-Four club in Saskatoon, writing, "A convincing piece amidst all of this is 'Joy', by Bach, a fine instrumental built mostly around Romeo's work on organ and flute.
The newspaper praised Diaz for being "superb on alto" and for his "show-stopping rendition" of the song "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face".
[7] The South China Morning Post's Mansha Daswani said, "until 1972, the trio were regarded as among Hong Kong's premier entertainers".
"[9] In the 1980s, Romeo Diaz relocated back to Hong Kong, where Daswani said he "gained considerable success in the Canto-pop industry".
[10] In 1984 he started music production company, Musicad, that won a lot of awards for advertising campaigns throughout its operation.
He has worked in close partnership with a composer and talk-show host, James Wong, and he has also collaborated with film directors such as Louis Ng, Tsui Hark, Zhang Yimou and John Woo.