Oh man, well you know, I think that during that time there weren’t many of us Latinos doing pop-R&B music or having major success when it came to urban music, particularly R&B. Looking back, how do you think this production made an impact on Latin music history in 2005? 3 on the Billboard 200 chart, just celebrated its 15th anniversary. Your album “The One,” which debuted at No. I was like “man, I have to record this song, I have to start somewhere,” and it just so happens that it was the first song I recorded for the album and it paved the way for the whole album. When I heard Juan Gabriel sing “La Farsante,” I was blown away by his vocal abilities. I went out jogging in my neighborhood, I was listening to Juan Gabriel’s greatest hits album and one of the songs that hit me was “La Farsante.” I always love it when I hear a singer reach the highest notes and the most potential with his or her vocals. I’m glad you asked! The very first song that I recorded was a song called “La Farsante” by Juan Gabriel. Speaking of that, which was the first song that you recorded for this album? Three weeks before the quarantine, I mixed and mastered the album and released it now. When the whole quarantine hit, I had just finished the last song which was “No Valio La Pena” by Jose Jose. We just didn’t know what songs to cover so I decided to take initiative on that and it took me about two years to finalize everything. My business partner Charles Chavez, CEO of Latium Entertainment, and I have been talking about putting this album together for almost four years. This album was recorded way before the quarantine. I’m curious to know if this album was recorded before or during the quarantine? These were the records that they were always listening to. I’m paying a tribute to a lot of artists that I grew up listening to because of my parents and my grandparents. I’ve always loved hearing these kinds of songs, from Juan Gabriel, Jose Jose, Vicente Fernandez, Javier Solis, Pedro Infante.
On this set, you have songs like Jose Jose’s “El Triste,” Selena’s “Buenos Amigos” with Lupita Infante,” and Vicente Fernandez’s “El Rey.” How was the process of picking these tracks? I’ve been around all types of music all my life and I’ve always been curious about hearing my voice in another genre.
It’s natural for me to go from R&B to a ranchera to a bolero or a pop ballad. I think being an artist means not being afraid of creativity. Tell us about this new route you took for “Canciones Que Recuerdo”? Read the Q&A below:įrankie, you were one of the first Latino artists doing R&B and now you’re returning with something completely different. Now, Frankie J returns with Canciones Que Recuerdo, marking his comeback production following his 2013 Grammy-nominated Faith, Hope y Amor and Sangria, a duet album with Baby Bash released in 2017.īillboard caught up with Frankie J to talk all about his new album, today’s Latinx artists and future plans. Décadas después de su muerte, su obra continúa atrayendo fans en todo el mundo gracias a clásicos como “Esclavo y Amo”, “Media Vuelta” y “En Tu Pelo”.Baby Bash & Frankie J Take a Look Back at 2003 Hit 'Suga Suga'.Apareció en más de 20 películas, lo que le dio la oportunidad de colaborar con destacadas figuras como Pedro Armendáriz, María Victoria Gutiérrez Cervantes y Lola Beltrán.Junto con los íconos Pedro Infante y Jorge Negrete, eran conocidos como los Tres Gallos Mexicanos por su talento actoral y musical.Su canción más conocida es “Sombras”, de 1956, que fue un éxito internacional especialmente en Centro y Sudamérica.En 1950, firmó un contrato discográfico gracias al famoso trío Los Panchos, quienes lo vieron cantar y le consiguieron una audición.
Nacido en Ciudad de México, en 1931, creció cantando en locales de la zona.En los años 50, fue uno de los nombres pioneros del bolero ranchero, una combinación de elementos del mariachi, folclore y música tradicional de baile lento. El cantante y actor Javier Solís es una de las figuras más importantes de México.
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