Biography: Fernando Villalona, Fey, Fidel Hernandez, Fidel Rueda, Fiebre, Fiel a la Vega, Fiesta Vallenata, Fábio Jr., Fiskales Ad-Hok, Fito Olivares,

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Fernando Villalona Biography, Photos, Pictures

Fernandito Villalona’s opportunity to become involved in the Dominican popular music scene came in 1971 when he participated in a search for new talent festival organized by Amucaba, a local artists association

Fey
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Genre: Latin

The youthful female vocalist known as Fey has sold over a million records in her native Mexico (and many indeed throughout the worldwide Latin community), most of them produced by José Ramón Florez

Fidel Hernandez Biography, Photos, Pictures

Latin singer from Rio Grande Valley Fidel Hernández was influenced by his father, who participated in a band called los Dos Gilbertos until 1972 Aware of his growing interest in music, Hernández’ mother gave him his first guitar in 1990

Fidel Rueda
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Genre: Latin

Carlos Fidel Rueda was born in Culiacan, Sinaloa, on March 23, 1983 His father kept an accordion lying around the house at all times, and Fidel soon took to spending his spare time playing the instrument

Fiebre
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Genre: Latin

Assembled in 1986 as a rock band to play at local parties, La Fiebre turned to Tejano music to please their customers After founding their own label, called LF Records, the group self-produced their debut album in 1987, re-released a year later featuring the hit single “Vestida de Color de Rosa,” previously made popular by Ramón Ayala

Fiel a la Vega Biography, Photos, Pictures

Puerto Rican Latin rock band Fiel a la Vega was formed in 1994 by local musicians Ricky Laureano and Tito Auger, who were previously participating in Los Arraizas Voladores, a group formed in 1989 and led by brothers Pedro and Jorge Arraiza

Fiesta Vallenata Biography, Photos, Pictures

The uplifting, accordion-driven sound of The Vallenata groups comes from the north coast of Colombia, on the Caribbean sea Its infectious appeal comes from a mixture of tropical influences, powered along by bubbly bass guitar and fast, skittering percussion

Fábio Jr.
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Genre: Latin

Fábio Jr began performing in São Paulo as a child on TV (Bandeirantes) and radio shows In 1971, he adopted the stage name Uncle Jack and later Mark Davis, under which he recorded several singles sung in English, having success with “Don’t Let Me Try” and “I Want to Be Free Again

Fiskales Ad-Hok Biography, Photos, Pictures

Chilean hardcore/punk foursome Fiskales Ad-Hok got involved in the local underground scene in the mid-’80s, right on time to join a growing number of new Latin rock acts

Fito Olivares Biography, Photos, Pictures

Cumbia saxophonist Fito Olivares and his band La Pura Sabrosura — including his brothers Javier on vocals and Jaime on keyboards — were born and raised in Ciudad Camargo, Tamaulipas; relocating to Houston, Texas in 1977, they formed the group three years later and eventually signed with the Gil Records label