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AmÃlcar BoscÃ¡n

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AmÃlcar BoscÃ¡n, born on May 17, 1960, in Maracaibo, Venezuela, began his musical journey as the lead vocalist of Guaco, contributing to their transformation into a national sensation with hits like "Un Cigarrito y Un CafÃ©" and "Cepillao" from 1979 to 1984. In 1985, he launched his solo career with Apariencias, which included standout tracks like "Amor de Madrugada" and "SeÃ±orita de 15 AÃ±os." His breakthrough came in 1989 with Solamente AmÃlcar, featuring the salsa romÃ¡ntica classic "Faltaba Una RazÃ³n" alongside hits like "Ãmame" and "PatrÃ³n de Amor y Guerra." His 1993 album Durando, which included the duet "Los Olores del Amor" with Willie ColÃ³n, marked his peak in the salsa scene, leading to international recognition across Latin America and the U.S. In 1994, he paid tribute to HÃ©ctor Lavoe with El Caribe en Nueva York, while Todo Es Relativo (1998) introduced "La Mula AÃ©rea," later reworked by ColÃ³n. A prolific composer, he wrote numerous songs for ColÃ³n, including "Caer en Gracia" and "Talento de TelevisiÃ³n." After years dedicated to law, he returned in 2014 with Revelaciones, reasserting his place in salsa with a fresh, modern sound.

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