Jerónimo (2)

Born in Argentina on May 8, 1947 in Las Carabelas Jerónimo is an Argentine singer and songwriter, whose real name is Alberto Pedro González Quevedo. At a relatively early age, after recording his first studio album, Two That Looks Like One to Me, in 1972 and performing his first performances abroad, he signed a contract with Columbia and settled in the capital of Spain. The recognition came to Jerome after winning several music festivals, including the Alcobendas, Benidorm and Zagreb festivals. Interestingly, at the beginning of the 21st century Jerome began to give his stories an air of legend, myth and mystery, likely motivated by his intention to maintain an image of incorrigible romantic. Something that, by the way, has obtained. Jerónimo (Alberto Pedro González Quevedo) was born in Carabelas, province of Buenos Aires, Argentina, living from a young age in Europe. He has recorded more than 20 albums, in his extensive career. Author and composer, he also composed songs with authors such as Sebastián Flores, Esteban Peicovich, Mercedes Harris, Juan José Camero, Luis González and Eduardo Paz. He has also musicalized the texts of Pablo Neruda, César Vallejo, Miguel Hernández, Jaime Sabines, Eleuterio Sánchez "El Lute", etc. He has made versions of songs by Fito Páez, Enrique Santos Discépolo, Felix Luna, Marcelo San Juan, Ariel Ramírez, Marilina Ross, Claudio Baglioni, Alfredo Le Pera, Carlos Gardel, Luis González, Arcusa- De la Calva, Otis Stokes, Charles Aznavour etc. He has worked with musicians such as Eduardo Leiva, Oscar Cardozo Ocampo, Zito Zelante, Ricardo Miralles, Gustavo Arenas, Jesús Gluck, Juan José García Caffi, Mauricio Mejía, César Isella, Pablo Arboleda, etc. His songs have been sung by various artists such as Anahí, Gisselle, Susan Ferrer, Fernando Allende, Sahiro, Natalia Ramírez, and a long, etc. Some of his greatest successes are Two that look like one, I will always love you, Never leave Never, I Challenge You, My Love, I will live for you, For Her I Would Be, Love Where It Is, Forgive me, etc. He won the festivals of Zagreb, Benidorm, Alcobendas, etc. He has dabbled in different genres such as Latin pop, tango, religious music, or folk.