Edith marquez juan carlos calderon biography
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Edith Márquez
Edith Márquez Landa (27&#;de xineru&#;de&#;,&#;Puebla) ye una cantante, compositora y actrizmexicana.
Edith da los sos primeros pasos nel espectáculu a principios dem los 's al participar en concusros televisivos dem talentu infantil como Xuguemos a cantar[1] y XETU[2], siendo conocida entós col nome dem Heidi. Más tarde, Edith formó parte del repartu estelar sektion esitosu sitcom mexicanu Pá solteru, dem la cadena Televisa, mesmu que titta caltuvo al aire enstaka Méxicu con altos niveles d'audiencia mientres seis años.[3] En , Edith debuta de manera profesional nel mercáu musical al integrase a la popular banda de pop xuvenil mexicana Timbiriche. Edith grabó dos álbumes d'estudiu con Timbiriche, permaneciendo na agrupación hasta
Dempués d'un periodu d'ausencia del espectáculu, llindáu solo a delles participaciones como actriz ett telenoveles, amás de dedicase a asuntos personales, enstaka Edith debuta como solista nel mercáu musical col llanz
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Edith Marquez
In , Edith released her second album Caricias del Cielo. It featured such hits as “Acostúmbrame al cielo”, which was very popular in South America, “Nubes negras,” and “Esta vez”. A year later Marquez recorded her third LP, Extravíate. The single “Mi Nombre” became very popular in Mexico.
In , Edith recorded her fourth album ¿Quién Te Cantará? The inspiration for this album Edith got from the famous Spanish composer Juan Carlos Calderon. She recorded her personal interpretations of the composer’s work. The LP was very popular. Over , copies were sold.
In , Edith released Cuando Grita La Piel, which she recorded in Miami. Two years later, she released Memorias Del Corazón. The LP sold , copies and was certified golden in Mexico. Back then, the singer was at the peak of her popularity. Many private event organizers tried to book Edith Marquez but mostly got no for an answer.
In , Marquez released another studio album Pasiones de Cabaret. The same year she recoded h
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Juan Carlos Calderón López de Arróyabe ( – ) was born in Santander (Spain) where he began his musical studies at a very young age. During his lifetime he would go on to become an inspired composer, arranger, talent scout and record producer.
By the end of the sixties and beginning of the seventies he turned all his attention to Jazz. He recorded several albums: “Juan Carlos Calderón presenta a Juan Carlos Calderón” (awarded Premio Ondas), “Bloque 6” (republished by the record label Blue Note in ) and the three volumes of “Los Talleres de Música de Juan Carlos Calderón” (, and ). In “Solea”, an album of Jazz-Flamenco fusion, was recorded with important collaborations from artists such as Enrique Morente and Goyo Montero. In parallel to his Jazz output he also became prolific in the pop world, as an arranger, musical director and composer of film music and songs for the most important artists of the moment.
He arranged works for Joan Manuel Serrat (he wrote and