Artist's albums
Cada Vez Otra Vez (Amargue Sessions Duets)
2023 · single
Oh Holy Night (Piano Cover)
2022 · single
Mujer preferida
2020 · single
Fallen (Lithuanian Bass Mix)
2020 · single
Fallen
2020 · single
Moving On
2019 · single
10 Lindas Cubanas y Más
2018 · album
Can't Stop Now
2018 · single
Para Echarme Andar
2017 · single
Por Amor
2016 · single
La Historia Musical
2016 · album
Viejo San Juan Querido
2014 · single
Obsesión
2014 · album
Amar o Morir
2012 · album
Mis Favoritas
2011 · album
Renace En Navidad
2011 · album
El Diario De Un Salmista
2010 · album
Canciones De Amor
2010 · album
Colección De Oro: Mis Canciones Para Ti, Vol. 3
2009 · album
Cada Vez Otra Vez
2007 · album
Muchachito
2007 · album
Amor, Amor
2007 · album
Engañada
2006 · album
Aquel Amor
2004 · album
Lo Mejor de Danny Rivera
2004 · album
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Biography
Danny Rivera is an outspoken singer/songwriter from Puerto Rico whose career spans several decades and includes numerous hits, many of them romantic songs in the bolero tradition. Born February 28, 1945, in Santurce, San Juan, Puerto Rico, he began his singing career at an early age in his church choir. During the late '60s and early '70s, he rose to fame in Puerto Rico with hits such as "Porque Yo Te Amo," "Fuiste Mía un Verano," "Manolo," "Mi Viejo," "Yo y la Rosa," "Va Cayendo una Lágrima," and "Jesucristo." After establishing himself as a popular singer of hit songs, he began to release full-length albums such as Mi Hijo (1972), En Concierto (1975), Alborada (1976), Muy Amigos (a duet album with Eydie Gormé, 1977), and Serenata (1979). During the '80s Rivera continued to enjoy popularity and began hitting the Latin pop charts regularly with albums including Así Cantaba Cheíto González (1984), Controversia (1985), Inolvidable Tito: A Mi Me Pasa Lo Mismo Que a Usted (1986), Mi Canción Es Paz (1987), Ofrenda (1987), and El Día Que Me Quieras (1988). Though his popularity began to fade after the turn of the decade, he remained active during the '90s and beyond. En Vivo Desde el Carnegie Hall (1999) was the most successful of his latter-day albums. Following his 2001 arrest for protesting U.S. military exercises on the Puerto Rican island of Vieques, Rivera published the book Enamorado de la Paz (2002), a collection of poems and diary entries written during his month-long imprisonment. ~ Jason Birchmeier, Rovi