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Aestheticized Presents >>> An Evening with DRACO ROSA >>> http://phvx.com * bit.ly/aestixxx on sale now!!! * ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Born in Long Island, NY, Draco Cornelius Rosa was raised surrounded by an eclectic mélange of m
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Born in Long Island, NY, Draco Cornelius Rosa was raised surrounded by an eclectic mélange of musical tastes: from his mother’s affinity to the rock of the Beatles, Led Zeppelin, the Who and the funk-ridden R&B of the seventies, to his father’s propensity toward salsa—not just any salsa, but, as Rosa puts it, “the dark, aggressive kind.” At a young age, his family moved him to Puerto Rico, where he became a member of the increasingly popular band Menudo.
Rosa grew disenchanted with the band, particularly since he was not allowed the opportunity to write songs for them, so he decided to leave the group in 1987. Residing in Baha Beach, Rio de Janeiro, he spent time with local artists, adding to his musical education.Two Portuguese-language solo albums later, he moved to New York, where he formed a group by the name of “Maggie’s Dream.” The group’s energy and stridency earned it a spot on tours with Fishbone, the Black Crowes, and Faith No More.
Wanting to extend the reach of his talents into other media, Rosa moved to Los Angeles. There, he swiftly landed the lead in the feature film Salsa: the Motion Picture, on the set of which he met his future wife, actress Angela Alvarado.
He also appeared alongside Christopher Mitchum in a German film entitled Gummibarchen kussit man nicht. Rosa wrote, produced and performed two songs—“Angela” and “Little Woman”—for the soundtrack of this film, which was released by RCA Records under his publishing company , Seiba Tree Music.
A solo contract with Sony Latin in 1993, enabled him to record in Spain the first of his highly celebrated Spanish-language solo albums, Frío.
In between solo projects, Draco worked on Ricky Martin’s A Medio Vivir. He cowrote and co-produced the majority of the songs on the album, including the hit single, “María,” conquering a space on the Top 10 Billboard album charts. At the same time, h
An Evening with DRACO ROSA >>>
http://phvx.com
* bit.ly/aestixxx on sale now!!! *
•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
Born in Long Island, NY, Draco Cornelius Rosa was raised surrounded by an eclectic mélange of musical tastes: from his mother’s affinity to the rock of the Beatles, Led Zeppelin, the Who and the funk-ridden R&B of the seventies, to his father’s propensity toward salsa—not just any salsa, but, as Rosa puts it, “the dark, aggressive kind.” At a young age, his family moved him to Puerto Rico, where he became a member of the increasingly popular band Menudo.
Rosa grew disenchanted with the band, particularly since he was not allowed the opportunity to write songs for them, so he decided to leave the group in 1987. Residing in Baha Beach, Rio de Janeiro, he spent time with local artists, adding to his musical education.Two Portuguese-language solo albums later, he moved to New York, where he formed a group by the name of “Maggie’s Dream.” The group’s energy and stridency earned it a spot on tours with Fishbone, the Black Crowes, and Faith No More.
Wanting to extend the reach of his talents into other media, Rosa moved to Los Angeles. There, he swiftly landed the lead in the feature film Salsa: the Motion Picture, on the set of which he met his future wife, actress Angela Alvarado.
He also appeared alongside Christopher Mitchum in a German film entitled Gummibarchen kussit man nicht. Rosa wrote, produced and performed two songs—“Angela” and “Little Woman”—for the soundtrack of this film, which was released by RCA Records under his publishing company , Seiba Tree Music.
A solo contract with Sony Latin in 1993, enabled him to record in Spain the first of his highly celebrated Spanish-language solo albums, Frío.
In between solo projects, Draco worked on Ricky Martin’s A Medio Vivir. He cowrote and co-produced the majority of the songs on the album, including the hit single, “María,” conquering a space on the Top 10 Billboard album charts. At the same time, h