Zacarías Ferreíra

Zacarias Ferreira was created in the city of Canca Arriba, Tamboril, the music epicenter from the Dominican Republic. Zacarias was encircled by music from an early on age, his dad and uncles all semi-professional music artists. When old more than enough, Zacarias relocated to the administrative centre town of Santo Domingo in search of a musical profession. While participating in the Conservatorio Nacional, Ferreira backed himself by playing in regional bachata groupings, which eventually resulted in a five-year stint with regional celebrity music group Brugal & Compania. Often having acquired his eyes set on an effective solo profession, Ferreira released his debut Compact disc, Me Libre, in 1997 in the Discomania label. The disk was well received, ultimately earning a Cassandra Award. Ferreira’s sophomore discharge, El Triste, to enter the market three years afterwards, earning him his second Cassandra and announcing his entrance within the genre as a significant player. The next season Ferreira became the country’s first bachatero to become invited to execute on the Festival del Presidente, where he distributed the stage with performers such as for example Marc Anthony, Marco Antonio Solis, and Los Hermanos Rosario, to mention a few. AMERICA welcomed Ferreira for the very first time in 2001. During his brief visit he offered an extraordinary 77 shows in 48 times. Ferreira was found from the Campesino record label for the discharge of his third record, Adios. His 1st looks on Billboard graphs didn’t happen until a while later on, once the bachata genre started to pick up vapor within the U.S. Released in 2006, “La Avispa” and 2007’s “Dime Que Falto” place Ferreira’s name on Latin airplay graphs as exotic radio launched listeners worldwide to 1 of bachata’s pioneers.