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As Carlos Vives slowly withdrew from the charts in the 21st century, room opened up for a new pop-Vallenato star. Enter Juan Fernando Fonseca. Just 22 years old when he released his eponymous 2002 debut in his native Colombia, Fonseca saw that album catapult him to instant stardom: songs like "Noche De Carnaval," "Sueno" and "Magangue" became standard club fare. His 2006 follow-up Corazon broke him internationally with "Te Mando Flores" and proved that the singer, while clearly treading a path first worn by Vives and Juanes, is evolving his own voice.
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As Carlos Vives slowly withdrew from the charts in the 21st century, room
opened up for a new pop-Vallenato star. Enter Juan Fernando Fonseca. Just 22
years old when he released his eponymous 2002 debut in his native Colombia,
Fonseca saw that album catapult him to instant stardom: songs like "Noche De
Carnaval," "Sueno" and "Magangue" became standard club fare. His 2006
follow-up Corazon broke him internationally with "Te Mando Flores"
and proved that the singer, while clearly treading a path first worn by
Vives and Juanes, is evolving his own voice.
Top tracks
About Fonseca
As Carlos Vives slowly withdrew from the charts in the 21st century, room opened up for a new pop-Vallenato star. Enter Juan Fernando Fonseca. Just 22 years old when he released his eponymous 2002 debut in his native Colombia, Fonseca saw that album catapult him to instant stardom: songs like "Noche De Carnaval," "Sueno" and "Magangue" became standard club fare. His 2006 follow-up Corazon broke him internationally with "Te Mando Flores" and proved that the singer, while clearly treading a path first worn by Vives and Juanes, is evolving his own voice.
