Evelyn Rubio

Evelyn Rubio is a vocalist, saxophonist, and charting saving musician whose singing melds basic and modern spirit with leap blues and golf swing in both British and Spanish, while adding today’s pop-soul sensibility. Rubio was created and elevated in Mexico Town. She started her show-business profession at age group nine, and earned a job in the tv screen series My Small Superstars. At 15 she was fronting rock and roll and blues rings in Mexico Town, with 19 began monitoring the saxophone and composing tracks. Her debut record, Evelyn Automarginados, was released in 1999. She also became a member of the black-tie orchestra Chivo Azul as vocalist and would stay there for five years. In 2004 she arrived the function of Mary Magdalene within a Canadian creation of Jesus Christ Superstar. A season afterwards she immigrated to Houston, Tx. She fulfilled Calvin Owens, and quickly thereafter agreed upon a multi-year agreement as business lead vocalist and saxophone soloist with Calvin Owens & His Blues Orchestra. While she sang on his Ha sido el Amor Legendario record, he created her sophomore single discharge, La Mujer Que Canta Blues, in 2007 along with his orchestra. Furthermore to touring, she instantly began focus on another record with Owens, however when he passed on she continued dealing with Andy Bradley as her co-producer. Rubio became a member of Wayne “Boogaloo” Bolden’s Blues Music group in the aftermath. He recruited her for the summertime festival performance time of year, and the collaboration was such popular that they documented the 2013 recording No Information Jus’ the Blues. Between times with Bolden, she continuing focusing on her third recording with Bradley and Owens’ orchestra. It had been completed in past due 2014. Entitled Hombres, the bilingual arranged was billed to Evelyn Rubio as well as the Calvin Owens Blues Orchestra in British. It was in the beginning released in-may of 2015. Melding jazz with pop, rock and roll, blues, and Latin grooves, the arranged proved popular with radio DJs on both edges from the Mexican boundary. A Spanish edition premiered in March of 2016. It got at number 1 around the Latin Pop Albums, number 3 at the top Latin Albums, and quantity six around the Blues Albums graphs in the same week.