Víctor Manuelle

Victor Manuelle ( born September 27, 1968 in the Bronx, New York City ), Víctor Manuel Ruíz actually, is a Salsa musician the younger generation of Puerto Rico, which is also known under the name " El Sonero de la Juventud ".

Career

Victor Manuelle was born in New York but spent much time in Añasco and Isabela, Puerto Rico, the homeland of his parents. His singing career began on a high school graduation farewell party with salsa superstar Gilberto Santa Rosa. Victor Manuelle represents the style of Salsa Romantica (also Salsa Monga ), but also experimented with other genres, such as the Colombian Vallenato or reggaeton. Unlike other salsa artists of his generation such as Marc Anthony sang no songs Manual in English and also produced no Latin pop albums. In 2009 he replaced Marc Anthony at the top of number one songs on the Billboard Tropical Songs for from. Victor Manuelle is one of the salsa artists with the highest sales of over one million recordings. His studio albums Inconfundible (1999), Instinto Y Deseo (2001) and Travesía (2004 ) achieved high rankings on the Billboard's overall Top 200 album charts. Several of his singles were grouped in the squares Five to Ten, Tengo Ganas (2004) made ​​the first place in the Billboard Latin hits. In 2003 he sang at the funeral of singer Celia Cruz La Vida Es Un its title Carnaval and was thus very often shown on Spanish-language TV channels. In 2006, Victor Manuelle received the Latin Grammy for his artistic work. 2007 Manual played along with Marc Anthony and Jennifer Lopez a role in the film El Cantante, a film adaptation of the life of Rubén Blades and in a film biography of the artists Héctor Lavoe salsa. In 2010 he won together with the singer Ana Bárbara the Premio Lo Nuestro Award.

Discography

  • Justo a Tiempo (1993 )
  • Solo contigo (1994 )
  • Víctor Manual (1996 )
  • A Pesar De Todo (1997)
  • Ironias (1998)
  • Inconfundible (1999)
  • Instinto y Deseo (2001)
  • Le Preguntaba A La Luna (2002)
  • Travesía (2004)
  • En Vivo Desde Carnegie Hall ( 2005)
  • Dos Soneros ... Una Historia DVD ( 2005)
  • Decisión unanime (2006)
  • Navidad a Mi Estilo (2007)
  • Soy (2008)
  • Yo Mismo (2009)
Latin Grammy Award
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