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Jean Carlos Jiménez Centeno (born November 11 in Cabimas, Zulia) is Colombian-Venezuelan singer and composer of vallenato, bolero and salsa. Centeno gained fame as singer and composer for the vallenato group Binomio de Oro de America. On December 31, 2005 Centeno left the Binomio de Oro to pursue his own vallenato group along accordionist Juan Fernando "Morre" Romero. In 2006 Centeno and Romero released the album Ave Libre.

Jean Carlo Centeno
Colombian-Venezuelan singer and composer of vallenato, bolero and salsa
Background information
Also known asEl casi loco
Born (1976-11-11) November 11, 1976 (age 45)
OriginCabimas, Zulia
Venezuela
GenresVallenato, Latin
Occupation(s)Singing (tenor)
Years active1993Present
LabelsSony Music
Associated actsBinomio de Oro de America
Websitewww.jeancarloscenteno.com/

Early years


Centeno's parents are Ebel Jiménez and Miryan Centeno whom as a child, with only 3 months old, took him to Villanueva, La Guajira, in Colombia and left him with María Elena Jiménez due to financial hardships. Centeno's grandfather Reynaldo was a musician, played the trumpet and the drums. At the age of 14 years financial hardships forced him to work on the streets selling snacks, worked as a farm boy and took care of kids to survive. He traveled around town in the Department of La Guajira also singing at parties. He dreamed of becoming a ballads singer or soap opera actor.[1]

In 1992 participated along Poncho Cotes Jr in a song contest in the Colombian town of San Juan del Cesar, in La Guajira.[2] The song "Un ángel mas en el cielo" of his authorship was a dedication to his role model singer Rafael Orozco Maestre, then recently deceased, and lead singer of the Binomio de Oro de America vallenato group.[3]

Israel Romero the accordionist from the Binomio de Oro de America became interested on Centeno's talent and hired him as backup singer for the group.[4] Centeno sang the group hits "No te vayas", "Celos", "Manantial de amor", among others and also got to be recorded by the Binomio de Oro; "Volvió el dolor", "Me ilusioné", "Amigo el corazón" and "Me vas a extrañar".[5]


Discography



With Binomio de Oro de America


Centeno and Jorgito Celedon became lead singers

On December 31, 2005 Centeno decided to leave Binomio de Oro and joined initially accordionist Robert Urbina, but later teamed up with Israel Romero's nephew, Juan Fernando "El Morre" Romero to create their own vallenato group.[6]


With Morre Romero and Ronald Urbina



With Ronald Urbina



See also



References





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Evel Antonio Jiménez Centeno[1][2](Cabimas, 13 de diciembre de 1976), conocido artísticamente como Jean Carlos Centeno, es un cantante y compositor de vallenato colombo-venezolano. Es uno de los intérpretes de vallenato de mayor reconocimiento a nivel nacional e internacional, dándose a conocer como vocalista del Binomio de Oro de América y desde 2006 como solista.[4]



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