Gilberto Santa Rosa began his musical career when he was a teenager and went through renowned orchestras before becoming a soloist.
Gilberto Santa Rosa, born August 21, 1962 in San Juan, Puerto Rico, is an iconic salsa singer and composer. Known as the ‘Knight of Salsa’, has left an indelible mark on Latin music. However, few know that before becoming a soloist, Gilberto spent some salsa orchestras.
In which orchestras did Gilberto Santa Rosa sing?
It was in the La Grande orchestra where Gilberto Santa Rosa He began to stand out as a singer. He joined it in 1976, directed by maestro Elías López, who helped him polish himself as a performer.
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In 1979, Gilberto Santa Rosa He found an outstanding opportunity when he participated in the recording ‘Homenaje a Eddie Palmieri’ with the Puerto Rico All Star. This experience marked a milestone in his career and led him to join the orchestra of Tommy Olivencia, with whom he collaborated on several recordings. His talent continued to stand out and he joined the orchestra of Willie Rosariowhere he participated in the production of six additional albums.
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When did Gilberto Santa Rosa start as a soloist?
At the age of 24, Gilberto Santa Rosa He made his debut as a soloist and conductor with the support of the Combo Records company, led by maestro Rafael Ithier and producer Ralph Cartagena. Through the recording of four full-length albums, Gilberto consolidated his position as one of the most prominent promises of salsa at the end of the century.
Gilberto Santa Rosa returns to Lima with his ‘Auténtico’ tour
He ‘Knight of Salsa’ arrives in Lima with his new tour ‘Authentic’ this Saturday, March 16, 2024 at the National Stadium. Their show ensures a spectacular night to make all their fans dance and sing to the best rhythm of romantic salsa. Tickets for this great concert are on sale through Teleticket.
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