Valentín Elizalde

Mexican singer-songwriter of regional music

Valentín Elizalde - Artists & Creatives born February 1st, 1979
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A prominent figure in regional Mexican music, gained recognition for distinctive vocal style. Rose to fame with hits such as "Viva el Rey" and "La Cumbia de la Culebra." Produced several successful albums that solidified a dedicated fan base. Tragic death in 2006 left a significant void in the musical community, but legacy continued through posthumous releases and tributes.

Released the album "Elizalde en Vivo"

Performed at the Mexican music festival "Feria de León"

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