Ismael Miranda

Ismael Miranda ( born February 20, 1950 in Aguada, Puerto Rico), Ismael Miranda actually Carrero, also known as " El niño bonito de la Salsa " is a salsa singer and composer.

Career

Ismael Miranda had already in his childhood desire to become a musician. He grew up in New York City in Manhattan 's East Village. At the age of 11 years he was a member of the youth group "The 4J 's and Little Junior " and "The Classmates " in which he played congas and sang. He persuaded by his The vocal talent and was allowed to perform at an event of Jerry Lewis. 1967, Miranda for his first song "Let 's Ball " with Joey Pastrana, her song " Rumbon Melon " became a hit. Then Larry Harlow offered him an engagement as a singer in his band. With the style of Latin Boogaloo great successes were celebrated. In 1969, Ismael Miranda to the Fania All-Stars and toured with them around Latin America, Europe and Asia. In 1973, he wrote with the band " Revelacion " and the label Fania record his own song " Así se compone un son". During the wedding of salsa in the 1970s was followed by other hits like " Lupe, Lupe " and " Señor Sereno ". In 1988 he founded his own record label Miranda IM Records and took along with Andy Montañez some boleros on. A concert in 2002 received great recognition from the National Foundation of Popular Culture of Puerto Rico. 2003 Miranda joined again at the Copacabana Night Club in New York.

Notes and References

• Salsa musicians
• Puerto Rican musicians
• Born in 1950
• Man