Artist

Noel Torres

Genre: Latin ,Mexican Traditions
Origin: U.S.A
Active: 2010 - Present
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Noel Torres, a regional Mexican singer, songwriter, and accordionist, entered the world in Rancho El Varejonal in Badiraguato, Sinaloa. Songs formed a constant presence at home, where his father performed at family parties and gatherings. Early on, Torres absorbed the sounds of Los Tucanes de Tijuana and Ramon Ayala while favoring romantic ballads and corridos. As a teenager, his father supplied him with a first accordion; a friend introduced the fundamentals, yet Torres rapidly advanced by teaching himself through ear alone. That approach fostered a distinctive, non-academic technique. Working alongside area musicians, he soon distinguished himself both vocally and instrumentally. His independently issued Ao Vivo drew notice from Del Records, which promptly signed him.

A guest vocal appearance on Gerardo Ortiz’s 2010 hit single “El Commando Diablo” paved the way for Torres’s debut album, Al Frente y de Frente, released in 2011. Its track “El Tiempo Contigo” reached the charts, and the Ortiz duet, placed at the album’s close, further boosted sales.

Later that same year he delivered the follow-up Llegamos, Estamos y Seguimos. Lead single “La Guanábana” logged twenty weeks on the airplay charts and earned a Corrido of the Year nomination at the 2012 Premios de la Radio awards, while “Sigo Sencillo” remained on the chart for nearly six months. Strong sales supported extensive touring across Mexico and the Southwestern United States.

La Estructura arrived in January 2013 and yielded the number-two single “Adivina.” Success continued with La Balanza, which reached number one via the banda romantico “Me Interestas”; a second single, “Para Que Tantos Besos,” climbed into the Top Five, and the project ultimately produced five singles in total.

Torres maintained a rigorous touring schedule throughout Mexico, Latin America, and additional U.S. markets while making television appearances and preparing new material. The pre-release single and video “No Andan Canado Venados” surfaced in July 2015, followed in August by “Pensarte”; both registered on download, streaming, and airplay charts. Two further singles, “Por Habo Sida Mio” and “Viendote Dormia,” appeared in January 2016, preceding the March release of the full-length Me Pongo de Pie. A year later he returned with the studio album La Vida a Mi Modo, highlighted by the single “No Va a Ser Cuándo Tú Quieras.” Also in 2017, he served as a judge on the Telemundo talent competition Gran Oportunidad.