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There was a moment in Cuba where we all loved Chayanne. Their songs made us dance, cry, we had the habit of dropping someone in love or spending a bit of spite.
In the 90s in Cuba, if anyone was heard in the houses, in the dicos, in the evenings, in the walkman, it was Chayanne.
The author of songs like "A century without you", "I would leave everything" or "I love you", reached his 50th birthday, and it can be said that he is in very good shape.
On June 28, Chayanne celebrated his 50th birthday and his artistic career was 40 years old, that is to say that the Puerto Rican singer began to venture into music at a very young age.
Although it may seem strange to us, the real name of Chayanne is Elmer Figueroa Arce. He was born in Puerto Rico in 1968 and, without a doubt, is one of the Latin American artists who has sold the most albums in the world, adding millionaire figures.
Who does not remember in Cuba a song like "Salome"? Who did not dance with this song to exhaustion?
And if we say more, who has not celebrated his 15 years in Cuba at the rate of "Tiempo de vals"?
Channe has also ventured into the audiovisual world, with appearances in the series "Generations" or "Divorced".
The Puerto Rican today is married to Miss Venezuela 1998 Marilisa Maronesse, with whom he has two children.
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