Musician, Singer, Composer, Editor and Producer Pioneer in the diffusion and commercialization of online music in Venezuela.
2002
His first studio album titled, “Evolution” (Evolución) launches at the end of 2002. It includes 10 tracks that have been in the top 10 biggest hits in the music world: www.mp3.com
2003
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One of Mexico's most famous performers of romantic songs, ballads and traditional mariachi favorites, Alejandro Fernandez has played New York's Madison Square Garden and routinely sells out Mexico City's Auditorio Nacional (once for 12 dates within three weeks). He debuted with a self-titled 1992 album on Sony Discos and continued to sell... [+] Read More

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