Landa Henriquez

Aruba-born vocalist and songwriter Landa Henriquez had already set up a life and career for herself before she felt the desire to pursue music as her occupation. With levels running a business and technology and three kids to raise, selecting to go after musical dreams together with an already complete life was regarded as crazy by some. Nevertheless, using the writing from the music “Mi Vida, Mi Bolero,” which would end up being the name slice of Henriquez’s debut Compact disc, the busy mom/entrepreneur arranged something into movement that would demonstrate much larger than was initially obvious. With music like a long-term enthusiasm, Henriquez had constantly used music expressing her deepest feelings, and she composed consistently until there is an album’s worthy of of materials. Her lifelong imagine performing using a symphonic orchestra was understood in 2002 using the discharge of Mi Vida, Mi Bolero. Just a year afterwards, Henriquez established release a another assortment of her compositions, offering primarily intimate ballads and boleros, entitled Sed de Ti. A demonstration of the materials Henriquez designed to include on her behalf third discharge then produced its way into the hands of Grammy-winning manufacturer Chichi Peralta. Amply trained in the Latin fusion noises Henriquez hoped to include, Peralta wanted to generate the record. The upbeat record, driven with the rhythms of her indigenous tropics, was entitled Mujer Cuarenta, stimulating its listeners to “take it easy to its fullest, at any age group.” Henriquez’s third record was well received and symbolized on exotic radio, and got into both local and worldwide Billboard charts.