Reynaldo Armas
Known in his home country as "El Cardenal Sabanero" ("The Cardinal from the
Savannah"), Venezuelan singer Reynaldo Armas began his career in the 1970s and
quickly established himself as one of the most popular artists in the llanero
genre. He was born Reynaldo Armas Enguaima on August 4, 1953, in Santa María de
Ipire, Guárico, and moved from his hometown to the city of Zaraza when he was
just 9 years old. At the age of 11, he began performing on local radio shows
and, by the time he was 12, he had already written his first song, "Nadie Tiene
Que Saber." After winning a handful of...
El Pueblo No Tiene Dueño (El Pueblo No Tiene Dueno)Reynaldo Armas
A Mi TambiénAlejandro Rondón, Luis Silva, dArtagnan, Cholo Valderrama, Reynaldo Armas, Walter Silva, Joseíto Oviedo, Miguel Ubaque, Daniel Gualdron, Milena Benites, Susana Díaz, Jhon Onofre, Esteban Louis, Jorge Guerrero, Asdrubal Casanova, Rosangela Belisario, Javier Eduardo, Fabiana Ochoa, Miguelito Diaz, Ignacio Rondon, Fernando Tovar, Carlos Rico, Guillermo Galindo and Jeanette Osal
Que Nos Entierren JuntitosReynaldo Armas
El CardenalitoReynaldo Armas
La Muerte Del Rucio MoroReynaldo Armas
El Pueblo No Tiene Dueño (El Pueblo No Tiene Dueno)Reynaldo Armas
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A Mi TambiénAlejandro Rondón, Luis Silva, dArtagnan, Cholo Valderrama, Reynaldo Armas, Walter Silva, Joseíto Oviedo, Miguel Ubaque, Daniel Gualdron, Milena Benites, Susana Díaz, Jhon Onofre, Esteban Louis, Jorge Guerrero, Asdrubal Casanova, Rosangela Belisario, Javier Eduardo, Fabiana Ochoa, Miguelito Diaz, Ignacio Rondon, Fernando Tovar, Carlos Rico, Guillermo Galindo and Jeanette Osal
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El CardenalitoReynaldo Armas
La Muerte Del Rucio MoroReynaldo Armas
La Muerte del Rucio Moro
