Rey Ruiz performed in the well known "Cabaret Tropicana" music group. During a Cabaret Tropicana tour in the Dominican Republic, Ruiz defected, leaving the group to join some friends in the United States. With the help of his aunt, Martina, he was able to reach Miami, FL. He owes his life in the US to his aunt and it is in Miami, where he found success. Once established there, Ruiz began to gain fame as a solo salsa singer.
It took Ruiz three years after he arrived in the United States for him to release his first CD. The self-titled "Rey Ruiz" was produced by Sony Records and it earned Ruiz celebrity in such places as Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, Panama and Venezuela. The album also earned Ruiz a number of billboard and Premios Lo Nuestro awards, and it was a platinum album. Rey Ruiz was named the "salsa singer of the year" for 1993 by a prestigious salsa music magazine.
Ruiz's initial success as a singer translated into small screen success as well, as he was hired by Pepsi, Miller beer and his studio company, Sony, to film commercials announcing their brand. Ruiz's second album was a various artists' compillation dedicated to salsa singers from the 1960s and 1970s. The tribute album was named "Los Soneros de Hoy". loosely translated into "Today's (salsa) performers".
Also in 1993, Ruiz released his second album. "Mi Media Mitad" ("My Other Half") was a large hit in the United States and in Europe, once again, making the Billboard hits list in the States, and topping the European charts. "Mi Media Mitad" became Ruiz's second consecutive platinum album, and it helped make Ruiz popular in Colombia as well, with a single, "Si te Preguntan" ("If They Ask You") becoming a major hit song. Soon after that album's release, Ruiz made his debut at New York's Madison Square Garden.
Ruiz's third album, "En Cuerpo y Alma" ("Body and Soul"), was released in 1995. This was Ruiz's third platinum album in a row; his songs "Estamos Solos" ("We Are Alone") and "Vuelve de Nuevo Conmigo" ("Return Once Again With Me") were international hits, and many salsa experts consider this album to be Ruiz's most important release.
In 1996, with the collaboration of famed Colombian songwriter Omar Estefano and of Ricardo Quijano, Ruiz released his fourth consecutive platinum album, named "Destino" ("Destiny"). One of the most publicly acclaimed songs in that album was "Miénteme Otra Vez" ("Lie to me Again").
His next album, 1997's "Porque es Amor' ("Because it is Love") failed to have the commercial success Ruiz's four previous releases had, ending Ruiz's streak of platinum albums at four. It did, however, contain three major hit songs, including the title song, as well as "Mi Angel" ("My Angel") and "Tú no Sabes" ("You Don't Know").
In 1998, Ruiz released a greatest hits CD, named "Exitos del Rey" ("Rey's Hits", a name which can also be interpreted as "The King's hits", since Rey means king in Spanish). By then, Ruiz owned a recording company; his next album, "Ya Ves Quien Soy" ("Now You See Who I Am"), becoming one of the first CD's to be released by Ruiz's Luna Negra ("Black Moon") record label. Years earlier, Ruiz incorporated his production company in Puerto Rico, by the same name, Luna Negra productions, with the help of his ex-fiance (former Sony Music A&R rep) and then business manager.
"Ya Ves Quien Soy" was another commercial success for Ruiz, particularly in Brazil. Ruiz collaborated with Brazilian singer José Augusto in this album, when the pair recorded a duet song, "Siempre Mía" ("Always Mine").
In 2000, Ruiz joined the Bohemia Records label, releasing "Fenomenal" ("Phenomenal") under that label. In 2004, he released Mi Tentacion.
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Rey Ruiz Lyrics
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Porque nunca me hab
ías vuelto a mirar
Todos dicen que solo me ilusiono
Pero no saben cuanto te amo
Júrame que aunque pase mucho tiempo
No olvidarás que hoy te quiero
Júrame que aunque todo cambie
Tu amor será para mí
These lyrics are about a person who is deeply in love with someone. The person has been told by others that their love is not reciprocated and that they are simply living in a fantasy world by loving someone who does not feel the same way. However, the person's love for their beloved is genuine and unwavering. The lyrics reflect the person's desire to be loved and accepted by the person they love, requesting them to promise never to forget the love they share, and to promise that no matter what changes, their love will always belong to them.
The lyrics not only express the love of the singer, but also reflect the desire that everyone has in their lives to be loved and accepted by someone. It highlights the vulnerability of the human heart and how people need to be reassured of their partner's love, and how it gives them the strength to keep going even in difficult times.
Writer(s): Maria Grever
Contributed by Ethan V. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
Mercedes Heredia Mondragón
Qué bella canción no cabe duda que Recordar, es volver a vivir, no se como se me había pasado escucharla
Marcolina Alzate
Con esa bella voz, puedes cantar lo que se te antoje. Saludos desde Medellin, Colombia.
Bamboo Blue
My favorite version of Jurame!
Evelyn Estrada Bonet
Eres Bello! Y tu voz consta a lo que me haces sentir!!
Graciela del Carmen Tejeira
Saluditos Rey Dios cuide de ti ❤️🙏🤗🌎🙋🏻♀️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Mary V
Muy Bonita cancion 👍👍👍
gloria amparo moreno vanegas
Linda versión lindo Rey Ruiz
Rose Chavez Leon
Bella voz
Priscila Barrios
Que buena version... un saludo desde Caracas Venezuela..... !!!
Teury Potter
El Cancion Cantaba Julio Iglesias en Año 1976!