Manuel AbudCEO of the Latin Recording Academy, pointed out that the decision to honor Solís is because “he is a living legend and one of the most emblematic figures in Latin music. He is an artist who transcends generational gaps, moving millions of people with his lyrics that inspire greater acceptance and understanding”.
The same Mexican singer-songwriter claimed to be “thrilled and grateful” for the award: “I want to share this feeling with all those who have inspired me and whom I have also been able to inspire to occupy the place that the public has made me deserve through this blessing called music. Thanks to all those who have witnessed my career, from my beginnings to today, and who in some way are also part of this important achievement.”.
“Thanks to La Academia Latina for taking on the task of following up on my career and evaluating me in the category of the greats who have left their mark on the world of music. Thanks to my family for the motivation they awaken in me to always keep improving myself and thanks to my loyal audience for making it possible with their support. this reality that fills me with pride, love and joy in my heart. Thanks to God the Father always present in my Being”, he continued.
The author of “If you hadn’t gone away” was born in Ario de Rosales, MichoacanY his love for music arose at an early age when he watched his father sing and play the guitar. She started introducing herself to his cousin, Joel SolisWhat Duet Solisand their first big break came in the mid-1970s, when they formed the bukis.
In 1996, he began his career as soloist and the more than 16 albums who pulled out since then have churned sales recordsreaching the lists of popular themes in Latin America, the United States and Spainand leading to successful international tours with Marc Anthony, Laura Pausini and Alejandro Fernandezamong others.
The celebration of Solís’ career will take place in a special gala with the participation of renowned music stars in a emotional tribute concert featuring performances of his well-known repertoire by an impressive array of notable artists and friends.
Solís will join other Latin artists who have received the award in the past: Rubén Blades, Juanes, Maná, Alejandro Sanz, Marc Anthony, Joan Manuel SerratRoberto Carlos, Miguel Bosé, Caetano Veloso, ShakiraPlacido Domingo, Juan Gabriel, Gloria Estefan, Juan Luis Guerra, Ricky MartinJosé José, Carlos Santana, Gilberto Gil, Vicente Fernández, Julio Iglesias and Emilio Estefan.
Source: Ambito
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