Uriel Henao
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Biography
Uriel Henao, born January 29, 1969, in Puerto Araujo, Cimitarra, Santander, is a Colombian singer-songwriter celebrated as "The King of Forbidden Corridos." His musical journey began at 13 when he participated in a local contest, and he recorded his first song in 1989 with the group La Fórmula Cinco. By 1992, Uriel Henao had transitioned to popular Colombian music, forming his band Los Tigres del Sur, which evolved from vallenato to corridos. In 1997, he gained nationwide attention with the release of Corridos Prohibidos Vol. 1, followed by a series of albums that explored themes of Colombiaâs armed conflict, narcotrafficking, and politics. Notable works include "La Kenworth Plateada," "La Historia del Guerrillero y el Paraco," and "Son Unas Ratas," cementing his reputation as a bold storyteller. Uriel Henaoâs discography, spanning highlights like La Ley de la Vida (1994), El Azote Norteño (1997), and Siempre Seré el Primero (2005), showcases his unique ability to blend traditional rhythms with narratives rooted in Colombian reality. Through his controversial yet resonant corridos, Uriel Henao became a significant figure in Colombian popular music, capturing the complexities of his nationâs history and culture.
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- Por Ese Hombre
- Que No DarÃa
- Falso Querer
- Yo Sé Que Te Acordarás
- Como Nos Cambia la Vida by Uriel Henao
- Te Amo
- Lograste lo Que QuerÃas
- Que Te Vaya Muy Bien
- Tan Solo una Aventura
- No Te Quiero Perder
- El Hijo de la Coca
- Como Nos Cambia la Vida
- Navidad
- Los Carteles Siguen Vivos
- Te Tendré Que Olvidar
- Prefiero una Tumba en Colombia
- Homenaje a Diomedes DÃaz
- Mi Ãltima Voluntad
- A Medianoche by Julian Daza
- Recuerdo de Ayer
- Amargo Destino
- Enamorado
- Devuélveme el Corazón
- Volvà Donde Empecé
