Nelson HenrÃquez
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Biography
Nelson Antonio Osorio Montero, known as Nelson HenrÃquez, and born on January 27, 1944, in Maracaibo, Venezuela, was a singer-songwriter, musician, and composer. He began his music career at a young age, releasing his first single at 16 years old. In November 1966, he joined Billo's Caracas Boys, where he sang boleros and replaced José Luis "El Puma" RodrÃguez. HenrÃquez also performed with Chucho Sanoja's orchestra, La Playa, and Super Combo Los Tropicales. His extensive career spanned over 40 years, during which he released numerous albums including Venezuela 75 (1974), El Fabuloso (1975), and El Inconfundible (1978). HenrÃquez gained significant popularity in Colombia, winning awards at the Feria de Cali and Carnaval de Barranquilla. His productions were certified gold and platinum. He passed away on March 3, 2014, in Miami, Florida, due to lung cancer.
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- Track Popularity
- Boquita de Cereza
- Mensaje Vallenato
- El Desahuciado
- Amarrate la Cinta
- Dame Tu Amor
- Tu Amor Me Esta Matando
- El Jarro Pichao
- Caracoli
- Honda Herida
- Solo Un Cigarrillo
- Traicionera
- Desde La Pimera Vez
- Nube Viajera
- La Venezolana
- Cariñito MÃo
- Sorbito De Champagne
- Medley: Negra Consentida / Azucenes / La Cumbia Cinaguera / Que Buena Esta la Fiesta / Fiel Enamorado / Micaela / Que Me Le Den Entera / Que Siga la Fiesta / Aguita de Maiz
- Ahora Es Cuando
- La Cienaguera
- La Cumbia
- La Mojana del Arroyo
- La Que Yo Quiero
- Muchacha De 15 Años
- Los Desengaños
