Henry Fiol: singer, composer, percussionist, bandleader, producer, painter,… Read Full Bio ↴Henry Fiol: singer, composer, percussionist, bandleader, producer, painter, and writer.
Born in New York City where he has always lived.
Father: Puerto Rican
Mother: Italian-American
Children: Henry Fiol is the father of three children. Orlando, the oldest, is a pianist/arranger/percussionist who sometimes performs with his father.
Education: Graduated from Hunter College where he studied art and received his bachelor’s degree, BFA.
Work Experience: Before beginning his career in music, he worked as an art teacher in the Catholic schools of New York, and then as a counselor for students with behavior problems for the NYC Board of Education.
Artist: During the era of the LP, he painted the cover illustrations for all of his albums---in 1978 he won Latin New York magazine’s award for best album cover of the year for the cover of his first album with Saoco, “Siempre Seré Guajiro”---but ever since the format for recordings was reduced down to the size of a CD, he has forsaken the use of his original art in favor of photography instead.
Composer: Over the years, the majority of the songs recorded by Henry Fiol have been of his own composition, and although he doesn’t read or write music, he has always been actively involved in the preparation of his arrangements as well.
Writer: In the late nineties, he dedicated himself to the writing of his first book, a novel in English, entitled, The Short End of the Stick. Although finished, it remains unpublished.
Musical Career: Began all most forty years ago, initially as a conga player/coro singer.
1974-1978: Co-founder, co-leader, conga player, and lead singer of Saoco, where he composed most of the group’s material and recorded two LP’s.
1980-1982: Recorded two LP’s with SAR Records as a soloist, and was fortunate enough to score several number-one hits in Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador, and Dominican Republic. He subsequently toured Latin-America, doing numerous concerts and television appearances.
1983-1987: Formed his own band, “Corazón”, and introduced his signature brass instrumentation of trumpet with tenor sax.
1984-1987: Founded his own record company, Corazón Records, and began using the characteristic red-and-black stage clothing with the symbol of the heart. During this period, he recorded three albums on the Corazón label.
1987-1991: Returned to working as a soloist, and in 1989 he recorded a solo album with his son, Orlando. A year later, he re-organized his band---this time augmenting his horn section to two trumpets and a tenor sax---and, with his new instrumentation, he continued to travel and do live performances.
1991-2002: In 1991, Earthworks/Virgin released a compilation album worldwide. Also, in this period, two additional albums were recorded (one in New York and the other in Colombia), and another compilation album, entitled “Lo Máximo”, was released.
2002-present: In 2002, the album "Guapería" was recorded and produced by Henry Fiol for his own production company, Corazón Productions. It Contains seven original Fiol compositions and three adaptations of old Cuban favorites. In 2008, Henry Fiol Produced and Recorded the album "De Cachete" in Cali,Colombia with the help of some excellent Colombian musicians. This recording, on Fiol's own label, Corazón Records, contains nine original Fiol Compositions and is available to be downloaded free from his website.
To this day, Henry Fiol continues to travel and perform on an international level, particularly in Latin America and Europe, where, over the years, he has acheived the status of being considered a "classic artist" and a perennial favorite.
Travels: USA, Canada, Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador, Mexico, Curacao, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, England, France, Switzerland, Italy, Belgium, Spain, etc.
Born in New York City where he has always lived.
Father: Puerto Rican
Mother: Italian-American
Children: Henry Fiol is the father of three children. Orlando, the oldest, is a pianist/arranger/percussionist who sometimes performs with his father.
Education: Graduated from Hunter College where he studied art and received his bachelor’s degree, BFA.
Work Experience: Before beginning his career in music, he worked as an art teacher in the Catholic schools of New York, and then as a counselor for students with behavior problems for the NYC Board of Education.
Artist: During the era of the LP, he painted the cover illustrations for all of his albums---in 1978 he won Latin New York magazine’s award for best album cover of the year for the cover of his first album with Saoco, “Siempre Seré Guajiro”---but ever since the format for recordings was reduced down to the size of a CD, he has forsaken the use of his original art in favor of photography instead.
Composer: Over the years, the majority of the songs recorded by Henry Fiol have been of his own composition, and although he doesn’t read or write music, he has always been actively involved in the preparation of his arrangements as well.
Writer: In the late nineties, he dedicated himself to the writing of his first book, a novel in English, entitled, The Short End of the Stick. Although finished, it remains unpublished.
Musical Career: Began all most forty years ago, initially as a conga player/coro singer.
1974-1978: Co-founder, co-leader, conga player, and lead singer of Saoco, where he composed most of the group’s material and recorded two LP’s.
1980-1982: Recorded two LP’s with SAR Records as a soloist, and was fortunate enough to score several number-one hits in Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador, and Dominican Republic. He subsequently toured Latin-America, doing numerous concerts and television appearances.
1983-1987: Formed his own band, “Corazón”, and introduced his signature brass instrumentation of trumpet with tenor sax.
1984-1987: Founded his own record company, Corazón Records, and began using the characteristic red-and-black stage clothing with the symbol of the heart. During this period, he recorded three albums on the Corazón label.
1987-1991: Returned to working as a soloist, and in 1989 he recorded a solo album with his son, Orlando. A year later, he re-organized his band---this time augmenting his horn section to two trumpets and a tenor sax---and, with his new instrumentation, he continued to travel and do live performances.
1991-2002: In 1991, Earthworks/Virgin released a compilation album worldwide. Also, in this period, two additional albums were recorded (one in New York and the other in Colombia), and another compilation album, entitled “Lo Máximo”, was released.
2002-present: In 2002, the album "Guapería" was recorded and produced by Henry Fiol for his own production company, Corazón Productions. It Contains seven original Fiol compositions and three adaptations of old Cuban favorites. In 2008, Henry Fiol Produced and Recorded the album "De Cachete" in Cali,Colombia with the help of some excellent Colombian musicians. This recording, on Fiol's own label, Corazón Records, contains nine original Fiol Compositions and is available to be downloaded free from his website.
To this day, Henry Fiol continues to travel and perform on an international level, particularly in Latin America and Europe, where, over the years, he has acheived the status of being considered a "classic artist" and a perennial favorite.
Travels: USA, Canada, Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador, Mexico, Curacao, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, England, France, Switzerland, Italy, Belgium, Spain, etc.
Ven Y Baila Mi Son
Henry Fiol Lyrics
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Ahora me da pena Tengo pena contigo Tú dices que estás penando Tengo pena co…
Changueria Yo no sé lo que tú quieres de mí Y tú…
Esta Vida Es Un Mango Esta vida es un mango, lleno de alegria. Yo le saco…
La juma de ayer Quiero matar un capricho Que tengo en el corazón Voy a coger…
Mala Suerte QUE HE HECHO YO, PA TENER TAN MALA SUERTE QUE HE…
No e Pa Tanto No e' pa' tanto No e' pa' tanto, compay No e' pa'…
Oriente Unknown Miscellaneous King Henry Fifths Conquest Of France…
Picoteando por ahí Me levanto por la madrugá y no hay nada en…
Tiene Sabor "Work Out" I wanna see you work out for me, work…
Ya Que Somos Amantes It's like a diamond ring It's a precious thing And we never…
zumbale muchachita con su cuatro da la vuelta y toca el…
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Daniel M
Aporto una parte de la letra, me costo mucho por que no soy de Puerto Rico y no me sabia bien los nombres, espero este correcta :
Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeestan bailando el son
en el pueblo de Naguabo
en Manatí y Maunabo
en Lares y Boquerón
En la Playa de Rincón
Mayagüez y Aibonito
ahí es el ultimo grito en los Montes de Utuado
en Guánica y Dorado se lo baila bien bonito
te lo digo yo! ...........
.....
Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeestan bailando el son
en Corozal y Morobe
Caguas y Orocovis
Jayuya y Bayamón
Ponce baila cheverón
afincando suavecito
en Yauco y Naranjito
Arecibo y Guayama
las mamitas tienen fama
por su mono meneíto
y te lo digo yo ...."
Willy Riera
80'S UN BETSELLERS DE NEWYORKINO-ITALIANO COMO LO ES EN LA ACTUALIDAD HENRY FIOL, SALSALUDOS DESDE ECUADOR-GUAYAQUIL 🇺🇸🇪🇨💞🌟🔥🎶🎧💪🏼😎
Jess Love75
Me recuerda el de mi abuelo ke se paresia mucho a el🚬🥂🥃🍷🍸🙏❤💃🏽
Mentalista Bohemio
Este album completo es una Obra Maestra por la Orquesta, Cantante, Musicos, Letra, Interpretacion y Arreglos. Todos los temas son Extraordinarios y muy sabrosos para Bailar.
Marco Sossa
Un son .... También se puede llamar salsa.... Años 80.... Que tiempos aquellos .... Nostalgia ....
Yohnatan Guerrero
Pega duro.... Me lo se desde los 5 años
Mentalista Bohemio
Fajardo, Mayaguez, de Ponce a San Juan.......Ven y Baila Mi Son.... Son Montuno con 40 años y Siempre sera un exito y uno de mis Grandes Favoritos de Todos los Tiempos.
Daniel M
Aporto una parte de la letra, me costo mucho por que no soy de Puerto Rico y no me sabia bien los nombres, espero este correcta :
Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeestan bailando el son
en el pueblo de Naguabo
en Manatí y Maunabo
en Lares y Boquerón
En la Playa de Rincón
Mayagüez y Aibonito
ahí es el ultimo grito en los Montes de Utuado
en Guánica y Dorado se lo baila bien bonito
te lo digo yo! ...........
.....
Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeestan bailando el son
en Corozal y Morobe
Caguas y Orocovis
Jayuya y Bayamón
Ponce baila cheverón
afincando suavecito
en Yauco y Naranjito
Arecibo y Guayama
las mamitas tienen fama
por su mono meneíto
y te lo digo yo ...."
Hector Nunez
I love this because he mentions all the towns in P.R., it doesn't get better than this! Que viva LA raza!
70smgrl4evr
WEPA WEPA!!!✊✊✊🚬🍸🍷🍾
jepcorp
Weeeeeeepa! A son dedicated to PR. Henry Fiol an artist in his own right, not part of the Fania, but he sang and stood among the contemporaries of his time. Beautiful!