The Versatile Marc Anthony

The Latin Grammy decided to appoint Marc Anthony as "Person of the Year" during the awards ceremony which will take place next November 16 in Las Vegas. The singer, producer, actor and entrepreneur has more than three decade of musical trajectory in salsa, pop, bolero, reggaeton and hip hop. His legacy continues to build as "The skinny gold", as they also say, adds to your life. Since its inception in house music with flirtatious hip hop, Marc Anthony, influential in the New York scene, broke with the DJ Little Louie Vega, nephew of Hector Lavoe, snooping danceable crannies that abound in the city of skyscrapers . It was in those early 90s that debuted in the album When The Night Is Over (1991).

LITTLE LOUIE & MARC ANTHONY - "Its All Right"

When mogul sauce Ralph Mercado discovers Marc Anthony, signs and recorded his debut album Otra Nota (1993), from which it follows his first success: "Until I met you , " a classic version of Juan Gabriel. His career takes off, along with India and become the new faces of the sauce made in New York, Ralph's hand. A young salsero with pop features and the range of his light tenor voice, make the industry turn to face him. Years later , the singer and songwriter Paul Simon invites you to participate in The Capeman, a Broadway musical that was not a good result but in which participated along with Ruben Blades and Ednita Nazario.

MARC ANTHONY - "Until I met you"

With more than a dozen albums to his credit, Marc Anthony built his fortress on the sauce. It is one of the most influential vocal performers of our time and a passionate ambassador of Latin music and culture. He has sold over 12 million albums worldwide and has received numerous gold and platinum awards from the Association of Recording Industry of America. It has also been recognized by New York magazine as one of the 10 most influential New Yorkers, including in the Hall of Fame B illboard in 2012 and awarded the Lifetime Award for Excellence Institute Congressional Hispanic Caucus in Washington DC in the 2009.

MARC ANTHONY - "worth it"

Along with his records, in the mid-90s, it begins as an actor for TV and cinema, participating in films like Natural Causes (James Becket), Hackers (Iain Softley), Big Night (Stanley Tucci), Bringing Out The Dead (Martin Scorsese) and Man on Fire (Tony Scott). Thanks to his then wife Jennifer Lopez stars in the film El Cantante (Leon Ichaso), where he plays Hector Lavoe, in an acclaimed performance of also edited the sound and band eximia way recreated the popular songs that made his countryman.

MARC ANTHONY - "Aguanile"

It is not surprising that with the versatility that has Marc, collaborations are part of his artistic and fraternal manifestation in an industry that he himself, as a producer, entrepreneur and showman, remains active. From India, La Mafia, Tina Arena, Jennifer Lopez, Thalia, La Quinta Resort, Cypress Hill, Pitbull, Tito El Bambino, Laura Pausini, Draco Rosa, Romeo Santos, Carlos Vives, Juan Gabriel, Alejandro Sanz and teacher Tony Bennett over the last twenty years he has made some interpretation with them, unfolding his salsera strength and showing his vocal mutability.

TONY BENNETT & MARC ANTHONY - "For Once In My Live"

Recently, Marc Anthony co-created Maestro Cares, a non-profit organization that aims to help orphanages in Latin America. In April 2015, Marc Anthony announced the formation of Magnus Media, whose operating units include the departments of art direction, music publishing, digital content creation, film and television, record label, a division of sports and marketing practice focused on entertainment and focused on Latinos leading creators worldwide. What most excited him these days is the documentary La Familia, which will be distributed by Spotify, in which he appears with his father Felipe Muniz; a project of three chapters in which Marc pays tribute to his dad, passion for music and other interests that unite them . It is also the debut of his father as a singer, a dream he had all his life and managed to reach at 81 years old.

DON FELIPE MUÑIZ & MARC ANTHONY - "I stopped loving"