His love of music began when he sang in the traditional patron saint festiv… Read Full Bio ↴His love of music began when he sang in the traditional patron saint festivals in Puerto Rico, and on television and radio when he was nine years old. The first recording of his professional career came seven years later.
According to the artist, the story behind this transition was unforgettable: “Between the age of 12 to about 15 and a half, more or less, I sang with a salsa band called Tempo Moderno. In 1973 we shared the stage with the orchestra of Eddie Palmieri. I summoned the courage to speak with the maestro and asked him to listen to me sing “Sabroso guaguancó”, a song that he had recorded in the 60’s. He listened and left. Six months passed and Palmieri returned to Puerto Rico to look for me. We made an agreement. I had a new audition and thus was born Lalo Rodriguez, although at that time I was known as Lolo. My name is Ubaldo. It was Palmieri, when he brought me into his orchestra, baptized me as Lalo”.
His first LP (long play) recording was in 1973 at age 16, with the Eddie Palmieri orchestra. That album was entitled The Sun of The Latin Music and won him his first Grammy. A year later, he recorded the song Un Puesto Vacante which appeared on his second album with Palmieri, Unfinished Masterpiece and is a good example of his style of salsa.
In 1980 Rodriguez decided to launch himself into the pop music world as a soloist. Simplemente Lalo, was his first LP album. Later, in 1982, he produced his album, Nuevamente Lalo and his string of hits continued with “Niño, el hombre que es soñador es loco”, in 1985, with a philosiphical theme that later inspired the production of his album, Punto y coma.
It was not until 1988 that Rodriguez realized his next album release, Un nuevo despertar, which marked his return to the artistic scene after four years without without a recording. His single, “Ven, devórame otra vez”, became a major hit, reaching the top of the charts in Panamá, Perú, Colombia, Venezuela and Spain. In that last country, his recording reached platinum and gold for sales of more 200,000 copies.
In Puerto Rico, Rodriguez realized the highest selling album in 1988 with “Un Nuevo Despertar”, reaching gold. In 1989 he received three important awards by the prestigeous Billboard magazine: Vocalist of the Year in the Tropical Music category; Song of the Year for “Ven, devórame otra vez”, and Best Record Production of the Year for his album, “Un nuevo despertar”.
At the very beginning of the 1990’s, Rodriguez performed several sold-out concerts in various venues throughout Spain; in La Coruña, Vigo, Bilbao and Madrid. It is notable that during those concerts he had the famous jazz musician, Quincy Jones, among his fans in the audience.
His discography in the 1990’s included such titles as Sexacional and Nací para cantar, with record labels such as TH Rodven y EMI Latin. In Spain he was the first “salsero” to reach gold and platinum for over 100,00o in unit sales in the Iberian peninsula.
According to the artist, the story behind this transition was unforgettable: “Between the age of 12 to about 15 and a half, more or less, I sang with a salsa band called Tempo Moderno. In 1973 we shared the stage with the orchestra of Eddie Palmieri. I summoned the courage to speak with the maestro and asked him to listen to me sing “Sabroso guaguancó”, a song that he had recorded in the 60’s. He listened and left. Six months passed and Palmieri returned to Puerto Rico to look for me. We made an agreement. I had a new audition and thus was born Lalo Rodriguez, although at that time I was known as Lolo. My name is Ubaldo. It was Palmieri, when he brought me into his orchestra, baptized me as Lalo”.
His first LP (long play) recording was in 1973 at age 16, with the Eddie Palmieri orchestra. That album was entitled The Sun of The Latin Music and won him his first Grammy. A year later, he recorded the song Un Puesto Vacante which appeared on his second album with Palmieri, Unfinished Masterpiece and is a good example of his style of salsa.
In 1980 Rodriguez decided to launch himself into the pop music world as a soloist. Simplemente Lalo, was his first LP album. Later, in 1982, he produced his album, Nuevamente Lalo and his string of hits continued with “Niño, el hombre que es soñador es loco”, in 1985, with a philosiphical theme that later inspired the production of his album, Punto y coma.
It was not until 1988 that Rodriguez realized his next album release, Un nuevo despertar, which marked his return to the artistic scene after four years without without a recording. His single, “Ven, devórame otra vez”, became a major hit, reaching the top of the charts in Panamá, Perú, Colombia, Venezuela and Spain. In that last country, his recording reached platinum and gold for sales of more 200,000 copies.
In Puerto Rico, Rodriguez realized the highest selling album in 1988 with “Un Nuevo Despertar”, reaching gold. In 1989 he received three important awards by the prestigeous Billboard magazine: Vocalist of the Year in the Tropical Music category; Song of the Year for “Ven, devórame otra vez”, and Best Record Production of the Year for his album, “Un nuevo despertar”.
At the very beginning of the 1990’s, Rodriguez performed several sold-out concerts in various venues throughout Spain; in La Coruña, Vigo, Bilbao and Madrid. It is notable that during those concerts he had the famous jazz musician, Quincy Jones, among his fans in the audience.
His discography in the 1990’s included such titles as Sexacional and Nací para cantar, with record labels such as TH Rodven y EMI Latin. In Spain he was the first “salsero” to reach gold and platinum for over 100,00o in unit sales in the Iberian peninsula.
Francisco Andante
Lalo Rodriguez Lyrics
We have lyrics for these tracks by Lalo Rodriguez:
Ámame Ámame, en la forma que tu quieras ámame, de los pies…
Atado a Tus Brazos Hoy te vi llegar, y sentí en mi cuerpo escalofríos... me ena…
Aunque lo Dudes Hoy tome a la soledad desprevenida la eh mandado A volar…
Ãmame Ámame, en la forma que tu quieras ámame, de los pies…
Cada Vez Otra Vez He llenado tu tiempo vacío de aventuras y más Y mi…
Con que cara Te atreves a mirarme Con que cara Hoy vienes a buscarme Cua…
Dame Tu Corazón Dame tu corazón No pierdas mas tu tiempo Mira que él te…
De vuelta en la trampa Tu mi corazón al viento, solo tú, agua fresca en el…
Despues De Hacer El Amor Después de hacer el amor con ese inmenso placer, Y recorrert…
Dev He llenado tu tiempo vacío de aventuras y más Y mi…
Devórame otra vez (Rmx Tropical) He llenado tu tiempo vacío de aventuras mas Y mi mente…
Jamás olvides Nos volvemos a encontrar Un dia de estos por hay Espero que…
Las Mujeres Que linda son las mujeres Que dulzura es la que tienen Son…
Maximo Chamorro Cuando Máximo Chamorro, luchaba en la serranía con él fueron…
No Quiero No Puedo Tendría que decir que no, a todo lo que estoy sintiendo, de…
No Te Importa No te importa Si estoy con otro cari…
No te voy a defraudar Ya lo se tu has amado a ese hombre yo llegue…
No Tuve Nadie No tuve nadie que me ayudara a resumir esta amargura No…
Pero Llegaste Tu Tanto sufrimiento viví por el amor Que se volvió infierno mi…
Sí te mentí Sí, te mentí Una amiga que siempre insistía Me gano por cans…
Sí, te mentí Si te menti, una amiga que siempre insistia, me gano…
Te Estoy Pidiendo Hoy te siento mas distante en nuestro lecho te presiento sab…
Tristeza Encantada Digamos que una tristeza encantada De pronto se apodero del …
Tu Iluminas vida alegria y amor es lo que te pido por favor sueños…
Tú Ni Te Piensas Tu silencio me ha causado este gran resentimiento, te miro…
Tu No Sabes Querer Esto es para que sepan la verdad Mala... y pico... humm! Al…
Una Sucursal Te demoras mucho mas que antes Lo que hacías al instante Esa…
Ven Devorame Otra Vez He llenado tu tiempo vacío de aventuras y más Y mi…
Vivo Amándote Deseándote hasta el punto de tenerte en la imaginación Vivo …
Voy a escarbar tu cuerpo Yo voy a abrir las puertas de tu cuerpo para pasear…
Ya No Te Quiero Yo dije que te quería hum palabras de aller hoy tu…
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@arimorales0823
Francisco sufre en silencio, su dolor nadie lo sabe. Cuántos no hemos tenido de hermanos,de amigos a un Francisco andante? Con un gran corazón sincero que su pena la ahoga en la fiesta en la noches bohemias. Paz a tu alma Lalo, ya no sufrirás más, en el cielo no hay tristeza. Siempre vivirás en nuestros corazones.
@jorgeboricua9988
Descansa en la Paz del SEÑOR. Finalmente entendemos ahora que él era FRANCISCO ANDANTE. 🙏
@mabelmulero9348
Y hoy El gran Francisco Andante fue a morar a un mejor lugar donde ya no hay llanto ni dolor...
@carlosmcanino3826
Gracias Latinoamérica por compartir con nosotros este increible dolor por la perdida de nuestro Canario
@carlosbryden4110
Gracias Lalo por tanta buena música que nos dejas. Pocos como tu…. Buen viaje Lalo.
@wispcondanoi
todos conocemos un Francisco, y en otros casos algunos somos un Francisco!!! Que tema tan lindo! Gracias Lalo
@ismaeleros
tengo la oportunidsd de conocer personalmente a Francisco, no dare su nombre completo, la persona mas hermosa del mundo, amigable, buen amigo, y hoy dia le sirve al señor. amigo de lalo y los muchacjos incluyendo a mis tios
@eve2012wr
Hoy ese "Francisco Andante" fue a morrar con El Señor RIP🙏
@snipersquat4758
Saludos.ismael
@marioalbertourrioladuarte9326
Que Dios cuide a los Francisco Andante.