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Artist description
The songs contained on Mario's debut latin pop album "De un corazon a otro" are all about love and romance in its many forms. Written and produced by Mario, his debut album shows emotion, soul and heart through his profound lyrics and emotional vocals. |
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Music Style
Latin Pop / Rock / Musica Romantica |
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Musical Influences
Chayanne, Alejandro Sanz, Juanes, Ricky Martin, Cristian Castro, Bon Jovi, Sting |
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Similar Artists
Chayanne, Ricky Martin, Juanes, Carlos Ponce, Enrique Iglesias, Christian Castro |
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Artist History
Born and raised in the Bronx, N.Y., this Puerto Rican singer / songwriter wrote, played and produced all the songs on his latin pop debut album "De un corazon a otro". His vocal influences range from Steve Perry (Journey) to Freddie Mercury (Queen) to Alejandro Sanz to George Michael. His songwriting is influenced by his thoughts on love, romance, society, our world and our environment. He is an artist that is not afraid to show his emotions or himself to the world through his music. He spent the better part of the 90s as the founder, leader and singer/songwriter for an American hard rock band that was known for being socially and environmentally conscious. He returned to his latin roots with the release of his debut album. A new spanish rock/pop album titled "Rockero Soy" will be released on Dec. 2, 2003, the first single off the album titled "No es pecado" can already be heard here. Visit our website for more info on Mario M. (El Rockero), his music, photos, merchandise and much more! |
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Group Members
Mario M. (El rockero) - soloist |
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Albums
Rockero Soy (2003), De un corazon a otro (1999) |
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Location
Bronx, New York - USA |
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