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Marco Moré Birth name Marco Antonio Moreno García Born 1 September 1984 Origin Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico Genres Latin pop, pop, pop rock Occupations Singer, songwriter, actor Instruments Vocals Years active 2003–present Labels Sony BMG[1] Website LAIF My Space Official Marco Antonio Moreno García (born 1 September 1984), better known as Marco Moré, is a Mexican singer, songwriter and actor. Second place winner of the Mexican reality show La Academia in 2003.
Contents
Professional career
Biography
Marco was born under the sign of Virgo on 1 September 1984 in Monterrey, Nuevo León, son of Marizza García and Marco Antonio Moreno Estrada. He has 2 sisters, Mercedes Margarita and Ma Medugory.
At 14, he participated in his first musical title "Alrededor Del Mundo" (Around The World), which had local performances in his hometown Monterrey.
For three years he led the event "La Nueva Generación De Estrellas" (The New Generation of Stars).
In 2002, he auditioned for the Second Generation of the Academy, which was one of the 16 selected. His first appearance on national television was on 8 December 2002 at the concert "El Relevo" where members of the First Generation of the Academy sang a duet with members of the Second Generation, being this concert, the presentation of new academics.[2]
La Academia
His first appearance as soloist in the reality was singing Sexo, Pudor y Lagrimas at the first concert of the Second Generation, which were presented to the godmother of the generation, Christina Aguilera.[3] At first, Marco doesn't call attention to the public in this new generation, he had outstanding performances as Un Nuevo Amor, Lobo Hombre en Paris y Ángel, however, was his performance at the concert 6 Cuando Calienta el Sol which emphasized him among the contenders of musical reality.
It was his performances in the concert 11 Si Bastasen un Par de Canciones and the concert 12 Todo Lo Que Hago, Lo Hago Por Ti which catapulted him and since that moment was among the favorites to win the Second Generation of the Academy for both, the public and former students of the first and second generation.[4][5]
The Grand Finale of the Second Generation of the Academy was on 30 March 2003, following the same format as the first generation, the finale was at the National Auditorium in Mexico City with more than 7 thousand people and each finalist sang 2 songs, a song success during their stay at The Academy and a famous song in English. Marco sang Cuando Calienta el Sol and Every Breath You Take.
At the end of the round of performances, the conductor Alan Tacher invite the three winners of the First Generation of The Academy to announce the name of the three winners of the Second Generation, being Miguel Ángel the first to announce that the 3rd place and the prize of 1 million of pesos belonged to Manuel Mancillas, immediately after Víctor García announced to the 2nd prize winner and 1 and a half million of pesos was Marco and finally, Myriam Montemayor was charged to announce that the winner of 1st place and the prize of 2 and a half million of pesos was Erika Alcocer.[6]
Marco was included in the 11 CD's of the Second Generation of the Academy.
Desafío de Estrellas
The same night that ended the Second Generation of the Academy, it was announced that next Sunday would begin the Master of the Academy finally adopted the name Desafío de Estrellas (Star Challenge), which was integrated by 14 students to the first generation and 18 of the Second Generation,[7] to compete for a single prize of 6 million of pesos. However, the new winners said they now feared for their artistic future and would like to TV Azteca promote concerts for them as well as the First Generation.[8]
On 6 March 2003 began the Desafío de Estrellas, which since the beginning marked a preference for the artists of the first generation,[9] which had already given concerts all over Mexico and already had the sympathy of the audience and stage experience. However, the vocal quality of the students of the Second Generation was reflected in different interpretations made in duets with students of the First Generation, where, despite his inexperience, matched and sometimes surpassed former students of the first generation, however, the preference for their ancestors followed and when the third concert finished, there were only 5 finalists of the Second Generation in the contest, which generated complaints from artists of the Second Generation who felt that the competition was unfair because their predecessors were more experienced, had 45 concerts over and five months plus on display.[10]
In the specific case of Marco, he had outstanding performances throughout the competition as Cuando Calienta el Sol duet with Victor Garcia, Pisando Fuerte duet with Yahir, Aun Sin Ti, Atado a Un Sentimiento, Fuego Contra Fuego and Remolino in trio with Laura Caro and Héctor Zamorano. Although practically all his performances received good reviews, Marco was expelled from the competition six weeks before the Finale.
Homenaje a...
Immediately finishing the Desafío de Estrellas and following the same formula, most former students of the First and Second Generation were collected in a series of Sunday programs titled Homenaje a... (Tribute to...), where each week a concert would be made totally dedicated to one artist or genre by way of tribute and the end of each program would have a prize of 100 thousand pesos for the artist most voted.
Marco participated in 6 programs "Homenaje a..." and performed 7 songs among which highlighted Te Lo Pido Por Favor in the Homenaje a... Juan Gabriel, Martha Tiene un Marcapasos in the Homenaje a... Grandes Grupos, She Bangs in the Homenaje a... Grandes Éxitos and Vasos Vacios in the Homenaje a... Grandes Duetos.[11]
The program was well accepted by the public and 5 albums were released for sale under the same concept. Marco was included in 3 out of 5 discs.
Artistic Preparation and Performance
Since 2003 he has given shows in major cities in Mexico, Central America and United States, he participated in the Telethon of Guatemala and also still preparing in acting and singing. In October 2005, he studied an intensive course of performance with Ms. Martha Zabaleta in Mexico City, in December 2005, he studied an intensive course for action on TV in London and in July 2006, served as a "Memo" in the theater play "Vaselina 2006" (Grease 2006) under the production of Julissa, with which he toured throughout Mexico.[12]
In 2004 he realized his first CD Por Ti. His first single "Por Ti" was at the top of the charts in Guatemala.
In 2006 he joined the group LAIF under the label Sony BMG.[13]
Discography
Main article: Marco Moré discographyStudio albums
- 2004: Por Ti
- 2008: LAIF
Compilation albums
- 2003: La Academia Segunda Generación (11 CD's)
- 2003: Homenaje a... Juan Gabriel
- 2003: Homenaje a... Grandes Intérpretes Españoles
- 2003: Homenaje a... Grandes Duetos
- 2006: Vaselina 2006
References
- ^ "Llega el grupo LAIF" (in Spanish). http://www.noroeste.com.mx/publicaciones.php?id=378623.
- ^ "Marco Moré" (in Spanish). http://la-academia-azteca.blogspot.com/2010/01/marco-more.html.
- ^ "Recordando: La Academia Segunda Generación" (in Spanish). http://tvnotiblog.com/recordando-la-academia-segunda-generacion/.
- ^ "Marco... ¿Otro regio ganador?" (in Spanish). http://www.elsiglodetorreon.com.mx/noticia/23257.marco-otro-regio-ganador.html.
- ^ "Hoy es noche de graduación para la segunda generación de La Academia" (in Spanish). http://www.elsiglodetorreon.com.mx/noticia/25576.hoy-es-noche-de-graduacion-para-la-segunda-ge.html.
- ^ "Erika Alcocer GANADORA DE LA SEGUNDA GENERACION" (in Spanish). http://www.teleguia.us/television/?ContentID=378.
- ^ "Sorprende a ganadores el 'Master de La Academia'" (in Spanish). Mural. 1 April 2003. http://www.accessmylibrary.com/coms2/summary_0286-4939030_ITM.
- ^ "Ex alumnos de La Academia temen por su futuro" (in Spanish). http://www.elsiglodetorreon.com.mx/noticia/25915.ex-alumnos-de-la-academia-temen-por-su-futuro.html.
- ^ "Primera generación de "La Academia" aún sigue en el trono" (in Spanish). http://www.orizabaenred.com.mx/cgi-bin/web?b=VERNOTICIA&%7Bnum%7D=8911.
- ^ "Se quejan los ex alumnos de La Academia" (in Spanish). http://www.elsiglodetorreon.com.mx/noticia/28616.se-quejan-los-ex-alumnos-de-la-academia.html.
- ^ "El Marquillo seccion Homenajes" (in Spanish). http://elmarquillo.8k.com/Homenaje/Homenaje.htm.
- ^ "Red Teatral" (in Spanish). http://www.redteatral.net/versiones-musicales-vaselina-395.
- ^ "Busca el grupo LAIF un debut en grande" (in Spanish). http://www.elporvenir.com.mx/notas.asp?nota_id=229072.
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Preceded by
Víctor GarcíaLa Academia
Runner-Up
Season 2 (2003)Succeeded by
DulceLa Academia Seasons 1 · 2 · 3 · 4 · 5 · 6 · 7 · 8 · 9Hosts Current: Rafael Araneda · Biby Gaytan
Former: Alan Tacher (2002–2005) · Mónica Garza (2006) · Ingrid Coronado (2009 - 2010)Judges Current: Arturo Lopez Gavito · Chacho Gaytán · Lola Cortés
Former: Óscar Sarquiz · Olga Tañón · Enrique Guzmán · Lizette · Raúl Quintanilla · Regina Orosco · Ilse · Mimi · Oscar Lopez · Amparo Rubín
Guest: María Conchita Alonso · Dulce · Marta Sánchez · Tatiana · Elvis Crespo · Ana Gabriel · Mónica Naranjo · Horóscopos de Durango · Eduardo Capetillo · Bibi Gaytán · Paty Chapoy · Gaby Spanic · Anette FraderaWinners Myriam Montemayor · Érika Alcocer · Carlos Rivera · Erasmo Catarino · Samuel Castelli · María Fernanda Alvo · Giovanna Paz · Esmeralda UgaldeRunners-up Other alumni Nadia · Yahir · Raúl Sandoval · María Inés · Laura Caro · Rosalía León · Andrea · Jolette · Cynthia · Adrián Varela · Edgar · MennySpin-offs Related Categories:- 1984 births
- Living people
- La Academia winners
- La Academia contestants
- Mexican male singers
- People from Monterrey
- Spanish-language singers
- English-language singers
- Mexican stage actors
- Mexican actors
- Mexican pop singers
- Latin pop singers
- Latin music musicians
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