Johnny Laboriel
Johnny Laboriel was a Mexican singer who came up in the early 1960s. His 1964 ballad 'Algo Tonto' became a major hit, turning him into a popular romantic...
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Johnny Laboriel was a Mexican singer who came up in the early 1960s. His 1964 ballad 'Algo Tonto' became a major hit, turning him into a popular romantic figure. He had started earlier with a band called Los Rebeldes del Rock.
He recorded other songs like 'Bigotes Sam' and 'Melodia de Amor'. In the 1970s, he moved toward rockabilly and recorded albums like 'Rock around the Clock' and a tribute to Elvis Presley. He also worked with other artists, including a version of 'La Hiedra Venenosa' with Adal Ramones.
His career lasted several decades, but he was known for a rebellious stance that sometimes caused friction with authorities during that era. He kept recording and performing, blending rock with Mexican styles later on.
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