Alejandro Lerner

Alejandro Lerner can be an acclaimed vocalist/songwriter from Argentina who rose to country wide fame through the early ’80s. While his recognition as an icon from the middle-’80s Argentine pop/rock and roll picture would diminish continuously as time passes, he continued release a fresh albums with regularity. His latter-day music was generally well received among longtime followers and critics, making him several Grammy nominations. Over time his songs have already been protected frequently. One of the even more notable artists to protect his songs have already been Santana, Ricardo Montaner, Luis Miguel, Carole Ruler, Cristian Castro, Tag Anthony, La Ley, and Alejandra Guzmán; furthermore, the Lerner music “Nuestro Amor Se Ha Vuelto Ayer” became a chart-topping smash strike for Victor Manuelle in 2006. Created on June 8, 1957, in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Lerner started his musical profession in the 1970s, collaborating with famous Argentines such as for example Raúl Porchetto, León Gieco, and Gustavo Santaolalla. He started his solo documenting profession in 1982 using the recording Alejandro Lerner y la Magia, having a band made up of Hernán Magiano (bass), Damián Figueroa (acoustic guitar), Oscar Kreimer (saxophone), and Luis Queron (drums). The debut recording was a resounding achievement, spawning a set of lifelong strikes, “Por un Minuto de Amor” and “Nena Neurótica.” Lerner subsequently thought we would drop his support music group (i.e., “La Magia”) and support a full-fledged single career. His following two albums, Todo a Pulmón (1983) and Lernertres (1984), had been even more effective than his 1st, spawning the particular strikes “Todo a Pulmón” and “No Hace Falta Que Lo Digas.” A few albums of archival materials, Sus Primeras Canciones (1984) and Concierto (1985), had been released in the wake of his early-’80s discovery success. For the time being, the vocalist/songwriter had taken a three-year break, not really releasing an record of new materials until Algo Que Decir (1987), an separately released work. In 1988 Lerner started a link with BMG which includes the albums Canciones (1988), Entre Lineas (1990), Amor Infinito (1992), Permiso de Volar (1994), and La Magia Continúa (1995). He eventually switched major brands, moving to General for the discharge of latter-day albums such as for example Volver a Empezar (1997), Si Quieres Saber Quién Soy (2000), and Buen Viaje (2003). General also released a profession retrospective, 20 Añoperating-system (1999), along with a live record, Lerner Vivo (2002); on the other hand, BMG released its talk about of best-of compilations aswell. Pursuing another sabbatical and separately released work, Canciones Em fun??o de Gente Niña (2006), Lerner came back using the Latin Grammy-nominated Enojado (2007), his first record on EMI.