Domingo Quiñones

Domingo Quiñones is a Chanteur, type-setter and producer of Salsa, and Acteur on the occasion.

He was born in 1963 with Perth Amboy in the New Jersey.

At four years it leaves food to Puerto Rico with his parents in Ceiba. In 1977, it turns over to New York. In 1983, it to begin its career with the " group; Conjunto Nativo". He will play then with other groups and musicians, of which Rafael de Jesús, Jose Alberto " El Canario", Johnny Rodríguez and the " group; Conjunto Clásico".

In 1985 it replaces Roberto Lugo in the group of Luis " Perico" Ortiz with which it enregist four albums whose emptied It in brominated (1985), In Tradition (1986) and Perico (1987). He also sang with Louie Ramirez and Roberto Roena.

In 1987, it starts a career solo on the label RMM and leaves the album Domingo are semi number. It takes part in the 1OOème album of Tito Puente then leaves its second album, Pintando Lunas including/understanding the duet Enséñame with Tony Vega and a Reprise again salsa of Crazy for You .

It will off leave six other albums on RMM, whose required a milagro , selected like one of the most influential albums by the “National Foundation for Popular Culture Puerto Rico”. The song Mi Negrita Hoped for to Me belonged to its successes.

It takes part in projects of label RMM such as Combinación Perfecta in 1993 when it interprets in duet Tributo has Héctor Lavoe with Van Lester and Tropical Tribute to The Beatles on which it takes again Day Tripper in salsa.

In 1998, it takes part in the Rock opera Jesus Christ Superstar , with Olga Tañón, Michael Stuart and Tito Auger of the " group; Gall in Vega". Then he plays the part of Hector Lavoe in the musical comedy Quien Mato has Hector Lavoe? , in particular interpétant Voz de Siempre , a performance received very well by the criticism of which that of the NewYork Times.

It then left another album, Poeta there guerrero , with pieces which it composed.

It interpète the role of the Miller Sergeant in the film Héroes de Otra Patria , a film on the soldiers portoricians of the War of Vietnam, rewarded with the Festival for the cinema of Viña del Mar with the Chile and nominated as a better foreign film with the Oscars in 1999.