Rivera,
born Geraldo Rivera Rodríguez
in Humacao, Puerto Rico
on the eastern coast of
Puerto Rico, moved with
his family as a baby to
Levittown, near the town
of Toa Baja, where he received
his primary and secondary
education. His entire family
consists of musicians, including
tropical recording artists
Edwin Rivera and younger
sister Saned. Two other
brothers, Ito and Jose,
are professional instrumental
musicians. His parents,
also musicians, inspired
him to become a musician
and as a child he would
often accompany his mother
Dominga, a singer, and father
Edwin, a guitarist and director
of Los Barones Trio, during
their shows.
In 1986, when he was 13
years old, he accompanied
his father who was performing
at a hotel in Isla Verde,
San Juan. Frankie Ruiz,
who was a guest at the hotel,
appeared and sang a couple
of songs with them and had
his picture taken alongside
Rivera. In 2003, this picture
was used by Rivera to make
the album cover for his
tribute Canto a mi Idolo...
Frankie Ruiz ('I sing to
my Idol... Frankie Ruiz'),
who had died in 1998.
Jerry Rivera will be releasing
his much anticipated CD
"El Amor Existe"
on July 26, 2011. The CD
includes the single "Solo
Pienso En Ti" which
has recieved good feedback
from listeners.
"SOLO PIENSO
EN TI" - JERRY RIVERA
- EL AMOR EXISTE
TRACK LISTING:
1) Sólo Pienso En
Tí(3:23)
2) Será (4:32)
3) Toda La Luz(4:09)
4) No Basta(3:09)
5) El Amor Existe(3:47)
6) Quién De Los Dos(4:25)
7) Llueve El Amor [Salsa
Version] [Version](4:20)
8) Yo Que Te Amé(4:11)
9) Sólo Con Un Beso
(4.08)
COMMENT - WHAT DO YOU THINK
OF THIS SINGLE - "SOLO
PIENSO EN TI"
Rivera,
born Geraldo Rivera Rodríguez
in Humacao, Puerto Rico
on the eastern coast of
Puerto Rico, moved with
his family as a baby to
Levittown, near the town
of Toa Baja, where he received
his primary and secondary
education. His entire family
consists of musicians, including
tropical recording artists
Edwin Rivera and younger
sister Saned. Two other
brothers, Ito and Jose,
are professional instrumental
musicians. His parents,
also musicians, inspired
him to become a musician
and as a child he would
often accompany his mother
Dominga, a singer, and father
Edwin, a guitarist and director
of Los Barones Trio, during
their shows.
