Nacho Sanabria (Ignacio "Nacho" Sanabria Vázquez-Maysonet) was born Decembe… Read Full Bio ↴Nacho Sanabria (Ignacio "Nacho" Sanabria Vázquez-Maysonet) was born December 16, 1929, in Cataño (Puerto Rico).
Iconic figure of the Puerto Rican salsa Nacho Sanabria (Ignacio "Nacho" Sanabria Vázquez-Maysonet) was born on December 16, 1929, in Cataño (Puerto Rico). He discovers at the age of 4 years the bomba and plena in the streets of his village.
An early talent for dance earned him the nickname "el niño bailarín".
He sings for the first time on stage at the age of 9.
In 1949, Nacho Sanabria moved to New York as many Puerto Ricans, where he works at the factory.
He returned to Sonora Boricua in 1951 and soon after singing at the Palladium with this orchestra.
From 1953 to 1955 he was enlisted for the Korean War, where he met Hector Rivera.
Back in New York, he participates in the orchestra: New Yorker.
In 1956 he entered as singer and dancer in the Panamericana orchestra of Quique Rijos, with this orchestra he released a first single (bolero and plena) in 1957.
After this enriching experience, he moved to Gilberto Cruz's sextet, then to José Fajardo's orchestra for an international tour. He also replaces Ray Barretto's orchestra.
Soon after, he was approached by Johnny Pacheco, but he did not join this orchestra with the intention of returning to Puerto Rico with his wife and children.
What he did in 1962 by integrating the trumpet orchestra Kito Vélez. Shortly after they will dissolve the orchestra to work for two years with Rafael Cortijo.
For proof the disc: "Go" (1963), where he sings "Quítate el zapato", "The llave", "The moña", "El colora'o", "Lo dijo Cortijo" and "The timadora".
He left the famous orchestra in 1965, but returned three years later to record two records: "Sorongo" and "Ahí na 'ma", released in 1968.
Coming out of the Combo of Cortijo in 1965 he goes to the formation of Mongo Santamaría.
In 1966 he founded his own orchestra "El Sabor de Nacho" (sabor = flavor), which begins with 7 musicians from the village of Cataño:
Ernesto Valentín (bass), Tuto Clemente (piano), Eladio Pérez (conga), Jaime Concepción (bongo), Eugenio Cruz and Picar (trumpets).
Their first records came out in 1968 in the form of two singles at the Montañez label, on which we find the songs "Changó tá vení", "Ya ya ya, mujer", "El saquito", "El piole guajira".
The first 33 "El Sabor de Nacho, Vol I" was born in 1970, an immediate success thanks to the song "Alma primitiva", of "Tite" Curet Alonso. The other pieces of the disc:
"Santo llega" by Henny Álvarez, "Changó tá vení", "Oro que brilla" and "Los buena gente", ...
On this album the arrangements were created for the most part by Bobby Valentín. The other musicians of the orchestra are: Ray Cohen (piano), Fernandito Marcano, Paquito Juvet and Willie Matos (trumpets) Papo Castro (congas), Pellín Rodríguez and Paquito Guzmán (choirs).
Their second album was released in 1971 with the songs "Mambo batiri", "Luna Yumurina", "La muerte llegó", "La vida es sueño", "El saquito", "The equivocada", "Yo puedo más que tú" , "Amor sin esperanza", "If yo tuviera a millón", "Tan sólo Dios", "Puntillita" and "El tapón".
At that time the orchestra was a favorite of the Puerto Rican public.
In 1972 released the album "Amada amante" one of the biggest successes of the artist thanks to "La ruñidera" (Cuban Ignacio Piñeiro) who made fury among dancers.
In 1973, the fourth album was released with the songs "Arroz con manteca", "Todo me tasty gusta", "Sabor", "Salsa caliente" and "El alacrán".
Followed by "Muevete" (1974) and the titles "Los guajiros", "Ya no me quieres", "Señora", "El vistilla", "La ola marina", "Mi mujer pide más", ...
In 1975 another atmosphere with the release of "Boleros con caché".
He leaves Borinquen Records for EGC Combo Records, with which he releases a disc whose tracks are: "Salsa na'ma", "One mundo raro", "Quédate como estás", "Sola y triste", "Con alma", "Para sufran los pollos", "For the radio", "Colombiana", "Pensamiento" and "Jorobita jorobá".
In 1976 released "Su estilo y sus hijos" at the label Tioly, whose particularity is the presence of the children of the singer Nachito, Felipe and Roberto in the formation.
In 1979, it was the turn of Bronco Records (Bobby Valentín) to produce the album "Sabor, amor y música".
In 1982, another disc was put on the market by the Gema label, with little impact.
His last album "Pa 'la calle, bailador" (RNS Records 04012) captivated the dancers. The eponymous title - composed by Nacho Sanabria himself - propels you on the dance floor. The other pieces: "Lengua larga" (from Walfrido Guevara); "Vamos pa 'la Luna" (by Heny Álvarez); "Vivito y coleando" (by Joe Cotto); the Mexican bolero "Cuando ya no me quieras" (from Los Cuates Castilla); "Sonerito" (by Arsenio Rodríguez); "Tíbiri Tábara" (from Pablo Cairo) and "To romper el coco" (from Otilio Portal).
The musicians of the record: Emilio Reales (trumpet), Willie Sotelo (piano), Pedro Pérez (bass), Rafael "Cocky" Rivera (timpani); Johnny Ortiz (conga) and Inocencio Tittley (bongo).
Today the veteran singer continues to perform in Puerto Rico.
Iconic figure of the Puerto Rican salsa Nacho Sanabria (Ignacio "Nacho" Sanabria Vázquez-Maysonet) was born on December 16, 1929, in Cataño (Puerto Rico). He discovers at the age of 4 years the bomba and plena in the streets of his village.
An early talent for dance earned him the nickname "el niño bailarín".
He sings for the first time on stage at the age of 9.
In 1949, Nacho Sanabria moved to New York as many Puerto Ricans, where he works at the factory.
He returned to Sonora Boricua in 1951 and soon after singing at the Palladium with this orchestra.
From 1953 to 1955 he was enlisted for the Korean War, where he met Hector Rivera.
Back in New York, he participates in the orchestra: New Yorker.
In 1956 he entered as singer and dancer in the Panamericana orchestra of Quique Rijos, with this orchestra he released a first single (bolero and plena) in 1957.
After this enriching experience, he moved to Gilberto Cruz's sextet, then to José Fajardo's orchestra for an international tour. He also replaces Ray Barretto's orchestra.
Soon after, he was approached by Johnny Pacheco, but he did not join this orchestra with the intention of returning to Puerto Rico with his wife and children.
What he did in 1962 by integrating the trumpet orchestra Kito Vélez. Shortly after they will dissolve the orchestra to work for two years with Rafael Cortijo.
For proof the disc: "Go" (1963), where he sings "Quítate el zapato", "The llave", "The moña", "El colora'o", "Lo dijo Cortijo" and "The timadora".
He left the famous orchestra in 1965, but returned three years later to record two records: "Sorongo" and "Ahí na 'ma", released in 1968.
Coming out of the Combo of Cortijo in 1965 he goes to the formation of Mongo Santamaría.
In 1966 he founded his own orchestra "El Sabor de Nacho" (sabor = flavor), which begins with 7 musicians from the village of Cataño:
Ernesto Valentín (bass), Tuto Clemente (piano), Eladio Pérez (conga), Jaime Concepción (bongo), Eugenio Cruz and Picar (trumpets).
Their first records came out in 1968 in the form of two singles at the Montañez label, on which we find the songs "Changó tá vení", "Ya ya ya, mujer", "El saquito", "El piole guajira".
The first 33 "El Sabor de Nacho, Vol I" was born in 1970, an immediate success thanks to the song "Alma primitiva", of "Tite" Curet Alonso. The other pieces of the disc:
"Santo llega" by Henny Álvarez, "Changó tá vení", "Oro que brilla" and "Los buena gente", ...
On this album the arrangements were created for the most part by Bobby Valentín. The other musicians of the orchestra are: Ray Cohen (piano), Fernandito Marcano, Paquito Juvet and Willie Matos (trumpets) Papo Castro (congas), Pellín Rodríguez and Paquito Guzmán (choirs).
Their second album was released in 1971 with the songs "Mambo batiri", "Luna Yumurina", "La muerte llegó", "La vida es sueño", "El saquito", "The equivocada", "Yo puedo más que tú" , "Amor sin esperanza", "If yo tuviera a millón", "Tan sólo Dios", "Puntillita" and "El tapón".
At that time the orchestra was a favorite of the Puerto Rican public.
In 1972 released the album "Amada amante" one of the biggest successes of the artist thanks to "La ruñidera" (Cuban Ignacio Piñeiro) who made fury among dancers.
In 1973, the fourth album was released with the songs "Arroz con manteca", "Todo me tasty gusta", "Sabor", "Salsa caliente" and "El alacrán".
Followed by "Muevete" (1974) and the titles "Los guajiros", "Ya no me quieres", "Señora", "El vistilla", "La ola marina", "Mi mujer pide más", ...
In 1975 another atmosphere with the release of "Boleros con caché".
He leaves Borinquen Records for EGC Combo Records, with which he releases a disc whose tracks are: "Salsa na'ma", "One mundo raro", "Quédate como estás", "Sola y triste", "Con alma", "Para sufran los pollos", "For the radio", "Colombiana", "Pensamiento" and "Jorobita jorobá".
In 1976 released "Su estilo y sus hijos" at the label Tioly, whose particularity is the presence of the children of the singer Nachito, Felipe and Roberto in the formation.
In 1979, it was the turn of Bronco Records (Bobby Valentín) to produce the album "Sabor, amor y música".
In 1982, another disc was put on the market by the Gema label, with little impact.
His last album "Pa 'la calle, bailador" (RNS Records 04012) captivated the dancers. The eponymous title - composed by Nacho Sanabria himself - propels you on the dance floor. The other pieces: "Lengua larga" (from Walfrido Guevara); "Vamos pa 'la Luna" (by Heny Álvarez); "Vivito y coleando" (by Joe Cotto); the Mexican bolero "Cuando ya no me quieras" (from Los Cuates Castilla); "Sonerito" (by Arsenio Rodríguez); "Tíbiri Tábara" (from Pablo Cairo) and "To romper el coco" (from Otilio Portal).
The musicians of the record: Emilio Reales (trumpet), Willie Sotelo (piano), Pedro Pérez (bass), Rafael "Cocky" Rivera (timpani); Johnny Ortiz (conga) and Inocencio Tittley (bongo).
Today the veteran singer continues to perform in Puerto Rico.
Eres Todo Para Mi
Nacho Sanabria Lyrics
We have lyrics for 'Eres Todo Para Mi' by these artists:
Aaron y Su Grupo Ilusion ✨Caminando por la calle voy feliz y recordando✨ Esos ojos, e…
Banda Torera Del Valle Hoy es un nuevo dia, tan triste para mi sin ti…
BETO & RICHIE GRUPO SONADOR Eres todo para mi versión en vivo bachata (Autor Alberto…
Czielo Se que tu camino no ha sido fácil Que estas cansado…
Edgar Rocha Señor tu creaste los cielos y el mar La tierre y…
Emmanuel y Linda Ven, saturame de tu amor, Ven, enseñame atento estoy, Mi vi…
Frankie Figueroa No le envidio al cielo su belleza Ni le pido al…
Generación 12 feat. Alex Campos No encuentro donde ir Si tú no estas junto a mí No…
Gustavo Rodriguez Secaría el mar si lo pidieras tú Te descolgaría una estrella…
La Potencia De La Musica Norteña Sabes Eres todo para mi Sin ti no podría vivir Eres mi sol…
Los Capos De Mexico Hoy Parado En La Ventana Vi El Sol Salir Senti Ese…
Los Yonic's Tus manos cálidas me han dado tanto ternura Tus labios siemp…
Makano Tú eres la princesa de mis sueños Lo que siento por…
Marcos Witt Tengo tanto que decirte tanto que expresar tengo tantas gana…
Miguel Bosé Secaría el mar si lo pidieras tú Te descolgaría una…
Nostra Morte De noche y día te cuidaba Vi cómo la muerte te…
Odilio Gonzalez Yo quisiera estar seguro que tú tienes un cariño verdadero…
Petra Berger De noche y dнa te cuidaba Vi como la muerte te…
Renan Carias Despiertas cada día en mí Un anhelo profundo de estar Reposa…
Son Tentacion Eres todo en mi El sol que me ilumina y me…
We have lyrics for these tracks by Nacho Sanabria:
Consuelate Como Yo Consuélate como yo que yo también tuve un amor y lo perdí… …
La Runidera La ruñidera Tiene mí son un bamboleo, de una manera sin…
Mulato Rumbero Soy el mulato rumbero, rumbero soy Del pueblito de Cataño, v…
Romance Guajiro Tú verás como quieren los guajiros tu veras. (Bis) Aquí des…
Sanson batalla Sansón! Yo me llamo Sansón Batalla, que yo me llamo Sansón …
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@yasminsalazargiraldo
letra nov-2019
No le envidio al cielo su belleza
ni le pido al mundo que me dé riquezas
vivo muy conforme en la pobreza
mientras tenga el placer de tu presencia
Si del calor del sol hoy me privara
yo prefiero tener el de tus brazos
si la luz de la luna me quitaran
me ilumina mejor la de tus ojos
Tú eres la bendición que mi alma espera
la más grande ilusión de mis anhelos
y muchas veces pienso en la locura
que si no hubiera Dios, mi dios tú fueras
Tú eres la bendición que mi alma espera
la más grande ilusión de mis anhelos
y muchas veces pienso en la locura
que si no hubiera Dios, mi dios tú fueras
@albertosanchez886
Máximo papá quien lo escucha 2024
@sharithelena3380
Gracias ami viejo que escuche esta melodía esto si es melodia gracias Frank Figueroa
@luisfernandoariasgallego2917
Wooo. Se me salen las lagrimas. Que bonito.
@parragroup
Ahhhhhhh...... amaecer en Juanchito con las primeras luces del dia y bailando este bolerito con la chica que te quita el sueño.....Agapito 1984!!!!!
@adrianamooney3407
Y el motelito al frente🤓😂
@cesarvasquezalvarez
Epa... Buenos tiempos
@anaflorez1243
Es un bolerazo hermoso y que lindos recuerdos tengo de alguien con ese tema uuuf muchos recuerdos..me encanta ese tema......
@calisalsa74
ah panita caradiz te luciste con este aporte...me quitoel sombrero con este señor bolerista y salsero por excelencia mr. estilo...frankie figueroa...tremendo tema...
@Libi17
Ay! Como es posible que no hayan comentado esta belleza de canción???? Te amo, Frankie! Gracias, Caradiz!!!!
@bryamthcardenas9879
Poesía hecha bolero. Solo queda encontrar alguien merecedor de tal letra.