Rodrigo de la Cadena

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Rodrigo de la Cadena
Rodrigo de la Cadena performing at the Mexican Embassy in San Antonio, Texas (2007)
Rodrigo de la Cadena performing at the Mexican Embassy in San Antonio, Texas (2007)
Background information
Birth name Rodrigo Alvarez de la Cadena
Also known as El Bolerista Mas Joven de Mexico, Nino Bolero
Born January 3, 1988 (1988-01-03) Flag of Mexico Mexico
Origin Mexico City, Mexico, Distrito Federal, Mexico
Genre(s) Bolero, Tango, Ballad, Big Band, Ranchera
Occupation(s) Musician, Songwriter, Performer
Years active 2002-
Label(s) Continental, Orfeon and Independent
Website RodrigodelaCadena.com.mx

Rodrigo Alvarez de la Cadena (3 January 1988 is a Mexican singer, performer, songwriter, radio host, and musician. He is best known by his performances with a variety of worldwide artists and performers. He is also the host of a live radio show in which he performs and introduces audiences with his music.


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Rodrigo de la Cadena has become a multifaceted young artist, passionate by the Golden Age of romantic music (Agustin Lara, Gonzalo Curiel, Maria Grever, Los Panchos, Pedro Vargas, Amparo Montes, and Alvaro Carrillo), becoming the most faithful lover and present impeller of Bolero music, having a repertoire of more than 900 songs as well as his own original material.

Rodrigo not only has had the professional support of artists like Armando Manzanero, Roberto Cantoral, Lucho Gatica, Carlos Lico, Imelda Miller, Enrique Chia, Gualberto Castro, Chamin Correa, the late Pepe Jara, Jose Jose, among others which he has worked several times but has their inconditional friendship and support, something that very few artists have these days.

Rodrigo has his very own radio show every Saturday from 8:00pm to 10:00pm on RadioTrece 1290am which goes out to almost every city in the Mexican Republic, offering two straight hours of romance and memories of the great years of romantic bolero music with special guests every night.

He has performed in Mexico City's major stages such as the National Auditorium, Metropolitan Theatre, Libanes Theatre, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico (UNAM), La Salle University; as well as in the most important hotels and night clubs in Mexico City such as The Sheraton Hotel and The Mayan Palace Hotel, the Gabanna night club and the Bar Prim.

Rodrigo has recorded two official albums, the first one called "Nuevamente... El Bolero" which was recorded in the studios of the album's label Orfeon offers songs by the most influential songwriters of bolero music and contains 12 tracks which were chosen out of 30 studio recordings.

Rodrigo after quitting his label Orfeon goes back to his very first recordings with Alejandro Hernandez and starts recording his second album "Boleros Con Orquesta" with his very own orquestra and releases it as independent. "It has always been a dream to make a proyect of boleros in big band and specially putting it on record and with my very own orquestra, everything turned out even better that I expected" says the young artist who not only played piano, guitar and sung in every recording but also produced the album and arranged the music. Throwing a little bit of poetry in this new album, Rodrigo lets his feelings show by reciting words of Amado Nervo and Martin Galas giving the album more romance.

Rodrigo not only has been invited to every International Festival Of Bolero that has happened in the last few years in the Mexican republicin but has been invited to perform in the same festival in countries like Ecuador, Cuba, Argentina, Panama, among others, offering several presentations in the most important stages these countries have to offer.

Rodrigo is now doing presentations in Miami, San Antonio, Merida and Ecuador as well as recording his third record which will include for the first time new original material written by Rodrigo as well as a duet with Carlos Lico among other surprises that this 19-year-old kid passionate of bolero and romance has prepared for us all.

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