Marco Romero (2)

Young musician, composer, communicator and television host. Marco Romero has known how to combine the various facets of him well. He has been in music for years and has been the host of the television programs "Mediodia Criollo" and "Weekend in Peru." His interest in singing began when he was very young when he joined a Creole music group called "5ta Generación". Along with this grouping, Marco won 1st place in the TV show 3 2 1 game that aired on ATV. In 2000, he quit his office job at a financial institution to dedicate himself entirely to music. His greatest musical influence is thanked to his great friend, the composer Mario Cavagnaro, who, together with Oscar Avilés, invited him to participate in the group of young people of Creole music “Avanzada Criolla”. Marco Romero, is a net Creole. His song “Un poquito de tu amor”, a finalist in the fusion category of the II Claro Festival, was born driving in his car and was inspired by a love story. He has worked with greats of Peruvian music such as Eva Ayllon, Cecilia Barraza, Lucía De la Cruz, Bartola among others. Marco has toured with his show the main Schools, Universities, Hotels and private Clubs of Lima and Provinces. He has managed to attract a large public at events such as the Lima Week (Municipality of Lima), the Voces Solidarias concert (Telefónica / Red Cross) and the Fiestas Patrias Festival (Plaza Vea). Marco's voice can be recognized in many radio and television commercials as he has recorded for different brands such as Unique, Pilsen Callao, Inca Kola, Leche Gloria and Aceite Primor. Similarly, he has participated in corporate events for important companies such as Telefónica, Backus, Wong, Faber Castell, Unique, Plaza Vea and Ajeper. The album "Cajumba jolgorio negro" in 2009 seeks to make the traditional music of our country visible, respect it and find it with some modern elements, without ever neglecting that traditional cajoneo of the celebration and the honeycomb or the demonic movement of the hips of a good alcatraz in scene; but rather to enhance the Afro-Peruvian culture of our country. Marco has also participated as a music producer and singer on the album "Navidad Criolla", which became platinum after only 2 weeks of its release. "Navidad criolla" had volume 1 and "Navidad Criolla Volume 2" with the voices of Edith Barr, Bartola and Nicole Pillman, also becoming the best-selling album in the 2010 and 2011 Christmas parties.