Chayanne

At 56 years old, Chayanne has this physical status:

Elmer Figueroa Arce (born June 28, 1968), better known as Chayanne, is a Puerto Rican Latin pop singer and actor.

Chayanne has released 21 solo albums and has sold more than 15 million albums worldwide. In two Puerto Rican novels published by the well-known Wapa TV television station as for the 1980s, she appeared in two Puerto Rican novels.

These were Sombras del Pasado with Daniel Lugo, Alba Nydia Diaz, and Tormento with Daniel Lugo and Yazmin Pereira.

Early life

Quintino Figueroa, a sales manager, and his mother, Irma Luz Arce, a teacher, who died on April 17, 2014, after a long battle against cancer. He is the third of five siblings. His mother gave him the nickname "Cheyanne" in honor of his admiration for the 1950s American television series Cheyenne.

He auditioned for Menudo in the late 1970s but the producers informed him he was too young to be involved in the company. He was a member of Los Chicos, and the group "Puerto Rico Son Los Chicos" and "Ave Maria" were among their hits songs, including "Puerto Rico Son Los Chicos" and "Ave Maria."

Chayanne began his career as a solo artist after Los Chicos split in 1984. He partnered with RCA Vincictor and launched Chayanne es mi Nombre, his debut album, that year. Sangre Latina's second album with RCA Vctor, was released in 1986.

Chayanne's second self-titled album in 1987 came after three years with RCA Vctor. This album featured a combination of ballads and dance tracks, a technique for which Chayanne will be well-known. It featured two hit songs, the ballad "Peligro de Amor," written by Michael Sullivan and Paulo Massadas, and a song that would place him as an overall performer, as well as Honorio Herrero's upbeat dance track "Fiesta en América."

Chayanne released Chayanne, his second self-titled album, on November 1, 1988. This album featured many hit singles, including Honorio Herrero's "Tu Pirata Soy Yo" by José Mara Cano, José Mara Cano's "Fuiste Un Trozo de Hielo en la Escarcha"), and "Este Ritmo Se Baila As," composed by Pierre-Edouard Decimus, Jacob Desvarieux, both members of French Caribbean band Kassav' and Roberto Livi. During the 1989 Grammy Awards telecast, Chayanne became a spokesperson for Pepsi.

On August 7, 1990, he released Tiempo de Vals, which included some of his best-selling songs, including "Completetamente Enamorados," composed by José Marguiti, Adelio Cogliati, and Eros Ramazzotti, as well as Luis Gómez Escolar and Julio Seijas' "Dara Cosa." He continued it with the album's title track, Provócame (1992), which would later become Chayanne's signature song. El Centro de Mi Corazón (#1 in the United States) was also included on the album. Hot Latin, 1992) and was nominated for Pop Song of the Year at the Lo Nuestro Awards of 1993, although Chayanne was listed for Male Pop Artist. Influencias (1994), a tribute to some of his musical influences, was released two years later. Volver a Nacer was born in 1996.

With the album Atado a Tu Amor, he earned his second Grammy nomination in 1998, as well as a long-running hit in the championship game. Chayanne's hot streak continued in 2000 when Chayanne introduced Simplemente with the top-ten hit "Candela" and the number-one hit "Yo Te Amo" was released. Grandes Exitos, a greatest hits album with a few new songs, was released on March 19, 2002. "Y Tu Te Vas," one of the summer's best-one songs, went on to be the theme song for a Venezuelan Telenovela Todo sobre Camila WHICH WAS PRODUCED BY Venevisión. "Un Siglo Sin Ti" and "Cuidarte el Alma" were two number one songs on Chayanne's next year.

He and Mexican Alejandro Fernández and Marc Anthony performed a tour in 2005. He also released two albums in the same year. Desde Siempre's debut on "Contra Vientos y Mareas" is the first best hits album on the record, second biggest hits album, after Cautivo with hits like "No Se Por Que," "Te Echo de Menos," and "No Te Preocupes Por M" follows.

Mi Tiempo, Chayanne's 13th album, was released on April 10, 2007. In its first week of release, the album debuted at number two on the Top Latin Album chart, selling 17,000 copies. "Si Nos Quedara Poco Tiempo," the album's first single, debuted at number one on the Hot Latin Tracks chart.

Chayanne began a worldwide tour to support Mi Tiempo following the album's release. Early in the tour, Mexico, Venezuela, Ecuador, Peru, Peru, and the United States were among the destinations visited early.

He began a series of lectures in Spain on August 24, 2008. When interviewed, he said the performance would be more "more Latin" than his previous performances, being made up of "more pop, Brazilian, Caribbean, and reggae rhythms," which he would use to "dance constantly."

At the Miss Universe 2003 pageant, he gave a special appearance. Chayanne debuted "Me Enamoré de Ti" on October 12, 2009, serving as the theme tune for the 2009 soap opera Corazon Salvaje. This single appears in Chayanne's 2010 release, No Hay Imposibles.

Chayanne released a new single named "Tu respiración," which was the theme tune for the 2015 soap opera Lo imperdonable's.

Chayanne appeared in many soap operas and appeared in the comedy film Generaciones with Luis Antonio Rivera in the 1980s. He appeared in Volver as a spectator alongside Yuri in 1994. He appeared in Linda Sara opposite former Miss Universe actress Dayanara Torres during the same year. Jacobo Morales, a well-known Puerto Rican, wrote and directed the film. He appeared in his first Hollywood role in 1998 as a Cuban dancer alongside Vanessa L. Williams in Dance with Me. He has also appeared on Ally McBeal as a guest star. He spent the next two years in other projects, including the Argentine soap opera Provócame, for which he made the same soundtrack.

Chayanne appeared on the television show Gabriel: Amor Inmortal, in 2008. To familiarize himself with the procedure, he modified his daily routine, sleeping during the day, and working at night. He said that the company wanted to "make everything seem as real as possible," but that the conversion process was lengthy. Mega TV's original series premiered on September 28, 2008. In the Walt Disney Animation Studios film Tangled, Chayanne created the Hispanic American Spanish dubbing of lead character Flynn Rider.

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Career with Los Chicos

He auditioned for Menudo in the late 1970s, but the producers told him he was too young to be in the company. He was a member of Los Chicos, a Mexican band, and they released several hit songs, including "Puerto Rico Son Los Chicos" and "Ave Maria."

Chayanne began his career as a solo artist after Los Chicos separated in 1984. Chayanne es mi Nombre was his first album when he joined RCA Victor and released his debut album, Chayanne es mi Nombre, in that year. Sangre Latina's second album with RCA Vctor was released in 1986.

Chayanne left RCA Victor after three years with RCA Vctor and debuted with Sony Music in 1987, his first self-titled album. This album featured a mixture of ballads and dance tracks, a trend for which Chayanne will be well-known. It featured two hit songs, Michael Sullivan and Paulo Massadas' "Peligro de Amor," and a piece that would solidify him as a top performer, as well as Honorio Herrero's "Fiesta en América."

Chayanne's second self-titled album, Chayanne, was released on November 1, 1988. This album featured several hit singles, including Honorio Herrero's "Tu Pirata Soy Yo," José Mara Cano's "Fuiste Un Trozo de Hielo en la Escarcha") and "Este Ritmo Se Baila As," which were composed by Pierre-Edouard Decimus, Jacob Desvarieux, and Roberto Livi from French Caribbean band Kassav's "Este Ritmo Se Baila As "Este During the 1989 Grammy Awards telecast, Chayanne became a spokesperson for Pepsi.

He released the album Tiempo de Vals on August 7, 1990, with some of his best-selling singles on the record, including "Completetamente Enamorados," composed by José Marzo, Adelio Cogliati, and Eros Ramazzotti, as well as "Dar Quiet a Cogliati" composed by José Marquessano, Adelio Cogliati, and Eros Ramazzotti, as well as "Comput: He tied it to the album's title track, which would eventually become Chayanne's signature song, Provócame (1992). El Centro de Mi Corazón (#1 U.S.) was also included on the album. Hot Latin (1996), and was nominated for Pop Song of the Year at the Lo Nuestro Awards of 1993, while Chayanne was listed for Male Pop Artist. Influencias (1994), a tribute to several of his musical influences, was released two years later. Volver a Nacer was born in 1996.

He received his second Grammy nomination on his album Atado a Tu Amor in 1998, which featured his first number one hit since 1992, "Dejaria Todo," as well as a long-running hit in the title track. Chayanne's hot streak continued in 2000 when Chayanne launched Simplemente on "Candela" and the number-one hit "Yo Te Amo" in 2000. Grandes Exitos, a greatest hits album with a few new songs, was released on March 19, 2002. "Y Tu Te Vas," one of those new tracks, was the number one song of the summer in 2002, and it was later discovered to be the theme song for a Venezuelan Telenovela Todo sobre Camila WHICH WAS PRODUCED BY Venevisión. Sincero, Chayanne's second-one hit "Un Siglo Sin Ti" and "Cuidarte el Alma," were two of the year's most popular songs, "Un Siglo Sin Ti" and "Cuidarte el Alma."

He and Mexican Alejandro Fernández and Marc Anthony joined in 2005 for a tour. He also released two albums in the same year. Desde Siempre's debut, Canada's second best hits album, "Contra Vientos y Mareas," is followed by Cautivo with hits including "No Se Por Que," "Te Echo de Menos," and "No Te Preocupes Por M."

Mi Tiempo, Chayanne's 13th album, was released on April 10, 2007. In its first week of release, the album debuted at number two on the Top Latin Album chart, grossing 17,000 copies. "Si Nos Quedara Poco Tiempo," the album's first single, debuted at number one on the Hot Latin Tracks chart.

Chayanne began a world tour to promote Mi Tiempo following the album's introduction. Among the destinations visited early on the tour were Mexico, Venezuela, Ecuador, Peru, Peru, and the United States.

He began a series of talks in Spain on August 24, 2008. When interviewed, he said the concert would be more "more modern" and "more Latin" than his previous performances, since it would be made up of "more pop, Brazilian, Caribbean, and reggae rhythms, which he'd use to "dance regularly."

At the Miss Universe 2003 pageant, he gave a special appearance. Chayanne debuted "Me Enamoré de Ti," the theme tune for the 2009 soap opera Corazon Salvaje, on October 12, 2009. In Chayanne's 2010 film No Hay Imposibles, this single appears.

Chayanne released "Tu respiración," the theme song for the 2015 soap opera Lo imperdonable, on March 14, 2015.

Chayanne appeared in several soap operas and appeared in Luis Antonio Rivera's comedy series Generaciones. He appeared in Volver a empezar along with Yuri in 1994. Dayanara Torres, a former Miss Universe actor, appeared in Linda Sara that same year. Popular Puerto Rican Jacobo Morales wrote and directed the film. He appeared in his first Hollywood role in 1998, as a Cuban dancer alongside Vanessa L. Williams in Dance with Me. He made a guest appearance on Ally McBeal. He worked on several projects over the next two years, including Provócame, where he produced the same soundtrack.

Chayanne appeared on the television series Gabriel: Amor Inmortal in 2008. To familiarize himself with the procedure, he developed a different daily routine, sleeping during the day, and working at night. According to him, the intention was to "make it look as real as possible," but that the conversion process was difficult. On Mega TV, the series premiered on September 28, 2008. In the Walt Disney Animation Studios film Tangled, Chayanne created the Hispanic American dubbing of lead character Flynn Rider.

Acting career

Chayanne appeared in several soap operas and appeared in the comedy film Generaciones with Luis Antonio Rivera in the 1980s. He appeared in Volver a empezar with Yuri in 1994. Dayanara Torres, a former Miss Universe actor, appeared in Linda Sara the same year. Jacobo Morales, a famous Puerto Rican filmmaker, wrote and directed the film. In 1998, he appeared in his first Hollywood role as a Cuban dancer alongside Vanessa L. Williams in Dance with Me. He also appeared on Ally McBeal as a guest star. He appeared in other projects, such as the Argentine soap opera Provócame, for which he created the same soundtrack.

Chayanne appeared on the television show Gabriel: Amor Inmortal in 2008. To familiarize himself with the procedure, he started a new daily routine, sleeping during the day and working at night. According to him, the aim was to "make it look as realistic as possible," but that the conversion process was difficult. On September 28, 2008, the series premiered on Mega TV. In the Walt Disney Animation Studios film Tangled's 2010, Chayanne produced the Hispanic American Dubbing of lead character Flynn Rider.

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