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Discography
My first CD "Querido Huapango" is a compilation of some of the most influential huapangos in the history of this kind of Mexican music. Recorded in Mexico City, with the Mariachi "Arriba Juarez" on 2003.
My second CD, recorded in Denver, CO. in 2006, is a blend of boleros, old traditional "rancheras" and flamenco songs. Two of the songs are my own; a flamenco song "Ojos de Amor" that gives the title to the CD, and "Ramses", the only "son huasteco"; a song that I wrote to my son Ramses. I procuced this one, and made the arraingments, played the rythm guitar and the percussion. This is a very accoustic, romantic and not too elaborated production.
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My influences are my Latin roots. Latinamerican music is very wide and rich on rythms and emotions. My singing career started along with my learning of guitar, at age of nine. I performed professionally at age of 14, and I haven't done anything else in my life but music. I was the lead singer for several bands in Mexico, then I moved to the US, and joined a Female Mariachi Band. I moved on a year later and formed my own fem. Mariachi Band, and performed at The "Chicano Alma Awards", as well as the "Mariachi USA Hollywood Bowl" for three years, and for many Mariachi Festivals around the country. I grew up as a guitarrist, and when I moved to another state, I worked on my guitar skills hard to become a soloist. I have played by my own and had steady gigs (five days a week) on Restaurants and private parties for over eight years. I was a lead singer for a Mowtown, R&B and oldies American Band for four years, palying also percussions. I am an biligual singer. I performed with Flamenco, rock bands and other Mariachi bands for events for four years. I keep writing songs and performing with bands that call me from other states (seasonal gigs) and for private gigs. I love the variety of music, and being able to do it right.
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