Johnny Rivera / Grupo Fascinación - Nadie Se Muere Por Amor (Audio Oficial)

Sigue las novedades de Johnny Rivera, suscribiéndote a su canal aquí: https://goo.gl/8ty86N Más Éxitos de Johnny Rivera: No vale la pena:    • Johnny Rivera & Ray Sepulveda - No Vale La...   Voy a conquistar tu amor:    • Johnny Rivera - Voy A Conquistar Tu Amor (...   Por eso está conmigo:    • Johnny Rivera - Por Eso Está Conmigo (Audi...   Necesito una amiga:    • Johnny Rivera - Necesito Una Amiga (Audio ...   Cuando parará la lluvia:    • Johnny Rivera - Cuando Parará La Lluvia (A...   Videos de Johhny Rivera: Cuando parará la lluvia (video oficial):    • Johnny Rivera - Cuando Parará La Lluvia (V...   Por eso está conmigo (audio en vivo):    • Johnny Rivera - Por Eso Está Conmigo (Audi...   Sigue a Johnny Rivera en: Facebook:   / johnnyriveraoficial   Instagram:   / johnnyriveraoficial   Escucha a Johnny Rivera en: Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/jo... Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3YUhN... Deezer: https://www.deezer.com/en/artist/355885 Artist Biography This exciting young New York salsa band of the 80s was characterized by good musicianship, enthusiastic attack and some great arrangements. Their 10-piece line-up comprised of vocals (lead and chorus), rhythm section and a frontline of three trumpets and baritone saxophone (with some doubling on flügelhorn and flute). They recorded only three albums between 1983 and 1986 - all on Ralph Cartagena’s Rico Records. The band’s lead singer for four years was New York born Johnny Rivera. His parents came from Ciales, Puerto Rico and he is the nephew of the prominent salsa vocalist Adalberto Santiago, who encouraged him to pursue a musical career. Rivera worked previously with Los Rodríguez. After Fascinación’s final release Salsa Vice, on which he then left the band to join Conjunto Clásico. Following two albums with Clásico, Johnny signed with Ralph Mercado’s RMM label and made his solo debut with the successful Y Ahora De Verdad in 1990. In 1991, he appeared at the second part of the New York Salsa Festival. Playing bongo and cowbell with Fascinación on their debut, Fascinating Sounds, was Richie Bastar, the son of Puerto Rican percussionist/band leader Kako. He was replaced by Sammy ‘Timbalón’ Pagán on the 1985 follow-up Tiburón. Experienced accompanist Eddie Montalvo took over on conga on 1986'....These now audios are collectors to those who have them , and now have been Re- mastered digitally! Enjoy!