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Manuel Silupú
Manuel Silupú came together in Trujillo Alto, Puerto Rico, with Manuel Vargas Rigual on lead vocals. The band included Edwin Rosado on bass, Harry Fuentes on...
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Manuel Silupú came together in Trujillo Alto, Puerto Rico, with Manuel Vargas Rigual on lead vocals. The band included Edwin Rosado on bass, Harry Fuentes on guitar, and José Antonio Román on drums. They're best known for the ballad 'Simplemente Divina,' which got some radio stations nervous about its romantic lyrics when it first came out.
That song became a hit in Puerto Rico anyway, and the band put out albums like 'Ayer y Hoy,' 'Por Amor,' and 'Tu Amor es mi Paz.' The lineup changed around over time, but those early members were the ones who shaped the sound people remember.
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