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There are at least two artists with the name; Fuego.
1. Miguel Duran from the USA.
2. Paul Surugiu, a Romanian folk singer
1. Miguel Duran:
Hearing the sounds of his father’s instrumental harmonies and melodic tunes before his birth would only make it natural for Miguel Duran to bear the innate ability to follow in his own father’s footsteps as a musician. On September 24th, 1981 in Washington DC, Miguel Duran was born. His father would make it a point to teach Miguel everything he knew about music. He knew it wouldn’t be an easy task to raise a kid in a cruel harsh world, but he had faith that music would show him the right path.
Listening to the cling and the clatter of the timbales in salsa and Merengue on a vinyl LP in his living room, is where Miguel would learn who great singers such as Frankie Ruiz, Juan Luis Guerra, Hector Lavo, and others were that had a tremendous impact in his own culture, in Latin music. Outside of his home, Miguel would be known as Fuego. On the streets speakers would fill the air with strong beats and rattle the houses with bass sounds showing a thunderous demonstration of love for hip-hop and rap. He’d learn who Biggie Smalls, Tu-Pac, Bone Thugs, and Big Pun were. He’d listen intensely to their style and the way they would flow with their unforgettable rhymes and cherished hooks. The street was his classroom, and his main subject was hip-hop. Within those two worlds is where Fuego would look within himself and make his distinctive style of music.
1. Miguel Duran from the USA.
2. Paul Surugiu, a Romanian folk singer
1. Miguel Duran:
Hearing the sounds of his father’s instrumental harmonies and melodic tunes before his birth would only make it natural for Miguel Duran to bear the innate ability to follow in his own father’s footsteps as a musician. On September 24th, 1981 in Washington DC, Miguel Duran was born. His father would make it a point to teach Miguel everything he knew about music. He knew it wouldn’t be an easy task to raise a kid in a cruel harsh world, but he had faith that music would show him the right path.
Listening to the cling and the clatter of the timbales in salsa and Merengue on a vinyl LP in his living room, is where Miguel would learn who great singers such as Frankie Ruiz, Juan Luis Guerra, Hector Lavo, and others were that had a tremendous impact in his own culture, in Latin music. Outside of his home, Miguel would be known as Fuego. On the streets speakers would fill the air with strong beats and rattle the houses with bass sounds showing a thunderous demonstration of love for hip-hop and rap. He’d learn who Biggie Smalls, Tu-Pac, Bone Thugs, and Big Pun were. He’d listen intensely to their style and the way they would flow with their unforgettable rhymes and cherished hooks. The street was his classroom, and his main subject was hip-hop. Within those two worlds is where Fuego would look within himself and make his distinctive style of music.
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BrYaN94 wrote:
Una vaina loca que me lleva a la gloria <3
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beautifulzero wrote:
http://www.craciunul.eu/de-craciun/colinde-online/colinde-romanesti/colinde-fuego
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GABRIELCANO wrote:
Una vaina loca
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inFiimo wrote:
Una vaina loca!
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Josh0793 wrote:
Why isn't his album "La Musica del Futuro" there? And also this is not the FL Studio composer or the Italian disco artist. :/
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supersticious_g wrote:
Una vaina loca, ta super!
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blueblaster wrote:
Someone please make the new "Fuegos" picture default since there's 2 Fuego's. =)
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1-DeR wrote:
Super Estrella!
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Sinriel wrote:
There is an italo disco artist with the same name.
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Maebara_san wrote:
Is this FL Studio-composer?! (_) he looks cool .
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ostgur wrote:
GOD of FL Studio sound and guitars
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