Juan Manuel Lebrón
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Juan Manuel Lebrón Román (born April 22, 1947) is a Puerto Rican actor, model, screenwriter, television producer and salsa singer.
Career
Juan Manuel Lebrón Román began his show business career as a youngster, then when he became a singer at the Sexteto Ritmico group. Not long after, Lebrón became the lead singer of Orquesta Sensacional, a popular salsa orchestra of the era.
In 1976, Lebrón made his debut as an actor, when he was hired to play "JuanMa" in
Having already participated in his first album (as a member of Orquesta Sensacional), Lebron in 1982 released a single. "Amores sin Sentido" ("Pointless Loves"), which became a chart topper in Puerto Rico. By then, he formed part, alongside
In 1985, Lebrón represented Puerto Rico in the
In 1986, Lebrón was awarded the "Buho de Oro" trophy in Panama as a popular entertainer in that Central American country, where he earned a golden album that same year, for the sales produced by his album, "Represento".
During the 1980s also, Lebron was a popular talk show visitor, being invited to many of Puerto Rico's talk shows on multiple occasions. In 1990, production of "En Casa de JuanMa y Wiwi" ceased, and Lebrón released another album, "
By 1992, Lebrón was chosen by channel 2 as their spokesman for the yearlong celebrations of the quincentennial of the discovery of the Americas by
Lebron in 1993 received the
In 1995, Lebrón made his Hollywood debut in "Assassins", with Sylvester Stallone and Antonio Banderas. "Assassins" remains as Lebrón's only Hollywood movie.
Juan Manuel Lebrón Román and
Lebrón has also collaborated on many television
Juan Manuel Lebrón Román has also acted on theater plays. In 2005, he participated in his third film, (along with
See also
External links
- Lebron's Yahoo! Movies page
- (in Spanish) prpop.com