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Alejandro Vazquez
Alejandro Vázquez is a singer from Mexico City who works mostly as a solo artist. His song "Así" is his best-known track, and he put out a self-titled debut...
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Alejandro Vázquez is a singer from Mexico City who works mostly as a solo artist. His song "Así" is his best-known track, and he put out a self-titled debut album in 2015. He sometimes performs with a band that includes drummer Felipe Vázquez, bassist Alejandro Romero, guitarist Diego García, and backing vocalist María José López.
His music includes pop ballads and cumbias. Other songs in his catalog are "Demasiada Coincidencia," "Mas y Mas," "Poquito," and "Que Sera." He has also been involved in advocacy for LGBTQ+ rights.
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