Javier Colon
Singer-songwriter and musician in America
Born
April 29th, 1978
47 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United States
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Originated from the state of Connecticut, a singer-songwriter gained prominence after winning the first season of the television competition 'The Voice' in 2011. The artist's career boasts a blend of pop, rock, and soul influences, resulting in a unique musical style. Prior works included the debut album 'Javier Colon' released in 2010, which showcased original material and covers, establishing a foundation for a growing fan base. The musician has collaborated with various artists and contributed to several soundtracks, further expanding the breadth of the discography.
Won the first season of 'The Voice'
Released the album 'Javier Colon' in 2010
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