Marco Antonio Muñiz (born March 3, 1933) is a famous singer from Jalisco, M… Read Full Bio ↴Marco Antonio Muñiz (born March 3, 1933) is a famous singer from Jalisco, Mexico. Known all over Latin America, Muniz actually has declared publicly and in most countries he has visited, that Puerto Rico is his second country, and many Puerto Ricans consider him to be an "honorary Puerto Rican". A few Puerto Rican song standards (such as the danza "Alondras en el bosque") have Muñiz as their definitive interpreter.
Muniz was born in Guadalajara, Jalisco. Since he was a small boy, he showed musical talent, specifically as a romantic singer. He joined a trio and moved to Ciudad Juarez at age thirteen. He traveled extensively around Mexico, combining his singing assignments with odd jobs (he worked at a bakery once) and even became the valet for Libertad Lamarque and Benny Moré until he settled in Mexico City and organized a trio.
Muniz's first album was a tribute to singers of other eras. It was titled "Aquellas Canciones!" ("Those (old) Songs!"), and it was released in 1946. That was the first of close to 80 albums, all of which he recorded under the BMG or RCA Internacional labels.
During the 1960s, Muniz recorded his first solo albums, which became hits all over Latin America. He eventually moved back to Guadalajara, where he still lives.
In 1965, he began an uninterrupted streak of years traveling to Puerto Rico's Caribe Hilton Hotel in San Juan around Christmas, to offer concerts there (at one time, Muñiz claimed he was such a regular at the hotel that could figure out his way out of any of the hotel's suites and out of the facility blindfolded). This lasted close to thirty years. Muñiz has since returned for yearly shows at the Caribe Hilton, this time around Mother's Day.
In 1967 he was playing a hotel nightclub in Caracas, Venezuela, and left the facility during one of his breaks. A bomb exploded at the nightclub, demolishing the stage and killing various musicians. Muñiz escaped unharmed.
Muñiz's concerts are usually held in the more private atmosphere of hotel salons, but he has also performed at large stadiums and coliseums throughout his career.
Among the albums recorded by Muniz are "Marco Antonio Muniz con Los Trovadores del Caribe" ("Marco Antonio Muniz with The Trovadores del Caribe") which was his fourth album, "Mi Novia es Guadalajara!" ("Guadalajara is my Girlfriend!"), which was his fifth, "Salsa a la Manera de..." ("Salsa, Marco Antonio's Way...", which represented his first foray into the Salsa rhythm), 1991's "Mi Borinquen Querido" ("My Dear Borinquen", where he played homage to Puerto Rican autochthonous music), a 1993 dedication to Pedro Infante, and a 1997 album and CD which was dedicated to Jose Alfredo Jimenez.
Apart from his multiple albums and concerts, Muniz has also appeared several times on television shows across Latin America, but, especially, in his native Mexico and his beloved Puerto Rico.
His son, "Coque Muñiz" is also a very famous Mexican entertainment personality, as a show host and comedian at various Televisa television shows.
Puerto Rican singer Marc Anthony (real name: Marco Antonio Muniz) was named Marco Antonio by his father after Marco Antonio Muniz. Anthony changed his name to the artistic name of Marc Anthony in order to prevent public confusion between him and the Mexican singer. In addition, New York State Senator, Jose Marco Serrano was given his middle name as a tribute to Marco Antonio Muniz. Both Marc Anthony's and Senator Serrano's parents are Puerto Rican.
Muniz was born in Guadalajara, Jalisco. Since he was a small boy, he showed musical talent, specifically as a romantic singer. He joined a trio and moved to Ciudad Juarez at age thirteen. He traveled extensively around Mexico, combining his singing assignments with odd jobs (he worked at a bakery once) and even became the valet for Libertad Lamarque and Benny Moré until he settled in Mexico City and organized a trio.
Muniz's first album was a tribute to singers of other eras. It was titled "Aquellas Canciones!" ("Those (old) Songs!"), and it was released in 1946. That was the first of close to 80 albums, all of which he recorded under the BMG or RCA Internacional labels.
During the 1960s, Muniz recorded his first solo albums, which became hits all over Latin America. He eventually moved back to Guadalajara, where he still lives.
In 1965, he began an uninterrupted streak of years traveling to Puerto Rico's Caribe Hilton Hotel in San Juan around Christmas, to offer concerts there (at one time, Muñiz claimed he was such a regular at the hotel that could figure out his way out of any of the hotel's suites and out of the facility blindfolded). This lasted close to thirty years. Muñiz has since returned for yearly shows at the Caribe Hilton, this time around Mother's Day.
In 1967 he was playing a hotel nightclub in Caracas, Venezuela, and left the facility during one of his breaks. A bomb exploded at the nightclub, demolishing the stage and killing various musicians. Muñiz escaped unharmed.
Muñiz's concerts are usually held in the more private atmosphere of hotel salons, but he has also performed at large stadiums and coliseums throughout his career.
Among the albums recorded by Muniz are "Marco Antonio Muniz con Los Trovadores del Caribe" ("Marco Antonio Muniz with The Trovadores del Caribe") which was his fourth album, "Mi Novia es Guadalajara!" ("Guadalajara is my Girlfriend!"), which was his fifth, "Salsa a la Manera de..." ("Salsa, Marco Antonio's Way...", which represented his first foray into the Salsa rhythm), 1991's "Mi Borinquen Querido" ("My Dear Borinquen", where he played homage to Puerto Rican autochthonous music), a 1993 dedication to Pedro Infante, and a 1997 album and CD which was dedicated to Jose Alfredo Jimenez.
Apart from his multiple albums and concerts, Muniz has also appeared several times on television shows across Latin America, but, especially, in his native Mexico and his beloved Puerto Rico.
His son, "Coque Muñiz" is also a very famous Mexican entertainment personality, as a show host and comedian at various Televisa television shows.
Puerto Rican singer Marc Anthony (real name: Marco Antonio Muniz) was named Marco Antonio by his father after Marco Antonio Muniz. Anthony changed his name to the artistic name of Marc Anthony in order to prevent public confusion between him and the Mexican singer. In addition, New York State Senator, Jose Marco Serrano was given his middle name as a tribute to Marco Antonio Muniz. Both Marc Anthony's and Senator Serrano's parents are Puerto Rican.
Que Murmuren
Marco Antonio Muñiz Lyrics
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Que murmuren, no me importan que murmuren,
No me importan lo que digan, ni lo que piense la gente,
Si el agua se aclara sola, al paso de la corriente
Que murmuren, no me importa que murmuren, que digan,
Que no me quieres, que digan que, no te quiero,
Que tu me estas enga
No me importan lo que digan, ni lo que piense la gente,
Si el agua se aclara sola, al paso de la corriente
Que murmuren, no me importa que murmuren, que digan,
Que no me quieres, que digan que, no te quiero,
Que tu me estas enga
ñando, que te estoy engañando yo también
Que murmuren, no me importan que murmuren...
These lyrics are from the song "Que Murmuren" by Marco Antonio Muñiz. The song is about not caring about what others think or say about a relationship. Muñiz sings that he doesn't care if people talk and say that he doesn't love someone, or that they are being unfaithful. He believes that the truth will come out eventually and everything will become clear. Muñiz takes a stand against gossip and chooses to focus on his love and relationship instead of other people's opinions.
Writer(s): RAFAEL CARDENAS, RUBEN FUENTES
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@edgar2693
¿soy el unico veinteañero que le gusta estas canciones?
@abrahamromero8804
No Camarada aqui tiene un comanero....
@lidiahernandez4921
edgar diaaz no😂😂
@lorenacastro3209
no , afortunadamente :)
@saulcortez4305
edgar diaaz te felicito.por que esto es música de verdad.
@elgegoz8698
Por eso le llaman:
El cancionero de las multitudes
El incontenible
El crooner de Mexico
El lujo de Mexico
@arturogonzalez-sanoja2283
DON MARCO ANTONIO MUÑIZ, el lujo de México para el mundo, la más grande leyenda viviente del cancionero romántico de todos los tiempos. Elegante caballero con carismatica personalidad, humilde, espontáneo, y peculiar timbre de voz que le ha permitido ganarse la admiración, respeto, aprecio, y prolongados aplausos de pie en toda Latinoamérica. Todo un señor de la canción.Es considerado el mexicano más puertorriqueño...¡Gracias DON MARCO ANTONIO por haber transmitido tanta felicidad durante generaciones, desde los más grandes escenarios y cualquier modesto rincón, dando brillo con su calidad humana y artística... Honor a quien honor merece.!!
@robin2000
Descubrí esta canción gracias a un programa radiofónico hablando sobre la biografía de Marco Antonio Muñiz y me atrapó.
@mariramirez7503
Que gran honor y alegría es escuchar canciones como ésta!
@giselaacevedo5459
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