Renowned salsa singer Willy García celebrates three decades of a successful career in music with a trajectory that has left an indelible mark on the genre, making him an influential and respected figure in the music industry.
To commemorate this milestone, he will be honored at the prestigious Heat Latin Music Awards on Thursday night, July 11, as part of the tenth anniversary of the award that honors Latin music.
From his beginnings as a member of the group Son de Cali to his successful solo career, Willy García has delighted his audience with his powerful voice and unmistakable style. Songs like “Perdóname” and “Te amo, te extraño” have become salsa classics, consolidating his place in the hearts of salsa lovers.
Willy believes that despite the dozens of awards he has received, the most important thing is the loyalty of his faithful followers.
“I have the greatest prize, which is the affection of the public, but I would like to record songs with artists who have always sounded like the maestro Rubén Blades. Life is allowing me to receive the beautiful things of everything I have sown.”tells celebrity.land.
He feels more relevant than ever and says that thanks to his life experience he is a “renewed Willy.”
“I am at the point in my life where I am not in a hurry, I don’t stop working but I don’t walk fast anymore and I have the pleasure of enjoying everything that comes my way. I am enjoying everything I have learned, I am happy to receive love every day for everything that my music projects from generation to generation.”
The tribute at the Heat Latin Music Awards, held in Punta Cana, not only recognizes her contribution to Latin music, but also her dedication and passion for the art over the years.
This recognition is a well-deserved tribute to an artist who has managed to reinvent himself and stay relevant in an industry that is constantly evolving, as is the case with his most recent album entitled “30 años, 30 éxitos cruda”, a record production that presents new raw versions of the hits that have been sung and chanted by salsa singers around the world.
“At the Heat Awards gala I will sing songs that are very special to me and one of them will be alongside one of my daughters,” continuous.
Finally, García expresses how he would like the public to remember him when he stops singing.
“I would like to be remembered as a fighter who wanted to convey positive messages through his music because music soothes, cures and heals. “Music is life and brings happiness.”
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