Orquesta Guayacán - Un Vestido Bonito
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The orchestra is led by Alexis Lozano who plays several musical instruments among which are the low and trombone. The group was born in Bogota . Lozano was born in Quibdo , Choco , a coastal region of the Pacific of Colombia with a large Afro-Colombian population. He moved to Bogota and there, in conjunction with Jairo Varela and other Colombian musicians cofounded the Niche group , with which Lozano recorded four albums: Al pasito (1979), Will is power (1981), prepared Grupo Niche , vol. 2 (1982) and Niche (1983).
Lozano split with Varela and founded his own group, Guayacán Orchestra, whose first album came the moment of truth went on sale in 1985 one subsequently issued May the blood stirs in 1987 and Guayacán is the orchestra in 1988. This early incarnation Guayacán Orchestra features a poster co-founder Richie Valdes (vocals) and his brothers William (drums) and Julio Cesar Valdes (bass), along with John Lozano (voice) and Israel Tanenbaum (keyboards), but Richie and William Valdes left the band after the album is the band Guayacan and joined Varela in Grupo Niche. Lozano found substitutes and continued forward.
The orchestra began its consolidation from 1990 both in Colombia and in the United States after expanding to Latin America. Some of his most notable successes are: "Pau Pau" "A bad smell", "I love you, I miss you", "With each passing day," "A love and drabs", "Amalia night," "Hear , look, see, "" Winter Spring "," Like a fire, "" My girl "," Nice dress, "and" Yolanda ", which occupied the first places in the lists of national and international popularity. The orchestra has launched a series of popular albums since the early 1990s and to date continue to reap success although less important due to the popularity of other musical genres that have dominated the broadcasting frequencies dedicated to Afro-Antillean genres like reggaeton and the bachata .
The February 16, 2011, Mamian Jairo Ruiz, one of the first singers of the Orquesta Guayacán died in Veracruz, Mexico. They found him hanging lifeless at his home. He was known for the interpretation of issues such as "Winter Spring", "Love and drabs", "Every day that passes," among others.
Lozano split with Varela and founded his own group, Guayacán Orchestra, whose first album came the moment of truth went on sale in 1985 one subsequently issued May the blood stirs in 1987 and Guayacán is the orchestra in 1988. This early incarnation Guayacán Orchestra features a poster co-founder Richie Valdes (vocals) and his brothers William (drums) and Julio Cesar Valdes (bass), along with John Lozano (voice) and Israel Tanenbaum (keyboards), but Richie and William Valdes left the band after the album is the band Guayacan and joined Varela in Grupo Niche. Lozano found substitutes and continued forward.
The orchestra began its consolidation from 1990 both in Colombia and in the United States after expanding to Latin America. Some of his most notable successes are: "Pau Pau" "A bad smell", "I love you, I miss you", "With each passing day," "A love and drabs", "Amalia night," "Hear , look, see, "" Winter Spring "," Like a fire, "" My girl "," Nice dress, "and" Yolanda ", which occupied the first places in the lists of national and international popularity. The orchestra has launched a series of popular albums since the early 1990s and to date continue to reap success although less important due to the popularity of other musical genres that have dominated the broadcasting frequencies dedicated to Afro-Antillean genres like reggaeton and the bachata .
The February 16, 2011, Mamian Jairo Ruiz, one of the first singers of the Orquesta Guayacán died in Veracruz, Mexico. They found him hanging lifeless at his home. He was known for the interpretation of issues such as "Winter Spring", "Love and drabs", "Every day that passes," among others.