Rating: 5 out of 5 Marco Antonio Solis & Camila was unforgettable!! by Gato797 on Madison Square Garden - New York.The show was amazing I enjoyed it alot! & his can't compare♡ l Rating: 5 out of 5 Marco Antonio is unique & a wonderful singerr! by Mexicolindo on Powerade Centre - Brampton.Performance was GREAT!!!! Loved it!!❤❤ but started so late, 8:30 instead of 7 PM with no explanation. Rating: 5 out of 5 Nice but.started late by Waldisney on Powerade Centre - Brampton.The show started 8:30 pm and scheduled 7:00 pm, 90 minutes waiting is too much, people just got drunk in the meantime. Rating: 5 out of 5 Buki by chalaco on Powerade Centre - Brampton.Such an incredible performance that left us in awe! Definitely will be seeing him in the near future if he comes back again Rating: 5 out of 5 A night I’ll never forget by JazzMars on White River Amphitheatre - Auburn.He's since notched at least 24 Top 10 singles on Billboard's Hot Latin Tracks chart, including 10 No. By then, Solis was already nurturing a solo career that would eventually grow to surpass his fame in Los Bukis. Solis first came to fame in the early '70s as the leader of Los Bukis ("The Youngsters"), and remained with the influential Tejano/norteno group until 1995.
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Mexico, the Mexican version of the the TV talent show The Voice, in 2013.
He's a huge concert draw throughout Latin America and regularly tours the arena circuit in the U.S., where his 2013 album hit No. Today he delivers pop love songs as well as regional Mexican music for fans who buy tickets to see him in concert, but his 2013 album, Gracias Por Estar Aqui, puts its focus squarely on contemporary romantic ballads.
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With audiences singing at the top of their lunges, a full live band and treating crowds to salsa routines on stage, Juan is most certainly here to continue his legacy in entertainment.Mexican singer-songwriter Marco Antonio Solis is well into middle age, but he's far from surrendering his status as a heartthrob - one he's held since he was a teen. After changing his name at 21 and 15 albums later, this Latin pop singer still has the stage presence and vocal ability of a vibrant young thing! Performance venues include Maddison Square Garden, an iconic music hub where the sounds bellow across NYC. As the garbage boy at boarding school, Juan knew he wasn’t cut out for such a lifestyle so simply walked out, with a garbage bag in his hand and never turned back. As a child, his parents believed in his musical capabilities and only allowed him to visit home at weekends. Better known as Juan Gabriel, even in his early 60’s is still amusing crowds and performs like he is 20 something again! Having composed his first song at the tender of 13, Juan was destined for a musical future, especially after sharpening his skills at a boarding school. Grabriel has gone on to record over 50 studio albums, selling over 100 million copies worldwide, consistently sells out arena size venues and has earned many coveted awards for his hard work, including: six Grammy nominations, La Opinión Tributo Nacional (Lifetime Achievement Award), and a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.Īlberto Aguilera Valadez, talk about a real Latin name (and you have to say it with the accent) is one of Latin America’s favourites. The silence was broken in 1994 with the album “Gracias Por Esperar” and was soon making up for lost time, and achieved the same success as prior to the hiatus. However, Gabriel was not content purely making his own music but proceeded to produce a string of hits for artists including Angélica María, Gualberto Castro, José José and Luis Miguel.įollowing a dispute with his label BMG regarding the copyrights of his music, the singer refused to release any material for eight years. Recording 15 albums, selling over 20 million records and appearing in films such as “Nobleza Ranchera”, “Del Otro Lado del Puerte", and “Es Mi Vida” cemented Gabriel as Mexico’s leading commercial singer-songwriter with genre blurring distinctions. The subsequent 15 years saw the singer and performer reach new heights rarely seen by Latin artists. The name change didn’t last long however and Gabriel soon moved to Mexico City and in 1971 landing a deal with RCA through which he released his debut hit single “No Tengo Dinero” (I Have No Money) credited to Juan Gabriel. By the age of 13 the performer had been championing his own songs and began singing in the nightclubs of Juarez’s downtown strip and changed his name to Adam Luna. Born the youngest of 10 children, Gabriel was raised by his housekeeping mother in the Mexican town of Juarez.
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