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Colombia Silvestre Dangond is a Colombian vallenato singer whose career spans from traditional folk collaborations to solo Latin pop stardom, earning him multiple Latin Grammy Awards.
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His hit 'Cásate Conmigo' with Nicky Jam reached #1 on major U.S. radio stations. Other collaborations with top artists such as Natti Natasha, Maluma, and Carlos Vives have also remained at the top of international radio charts.
Scored back-to-back No. 1 hits in 2018 with collaborative pop singles: 'Cásate Conmigo' (with Latin trap star Nicky Jam) and 'Justicia' (with reggaetón singer Natti Natasha).
His collaborations with urban artists like Maluma and Nicky Jam showcased his ability to blend genres while keeping vallenato at the core of his identity.
Silvestre Dangond and Carín León team up for their hypnotizing new collaboration 'Cosas Sencillas,' powered by vallenato's signature.
Singles and albums released under Sony Music Latin.
One Vallenato Research Grants presented by Silvestre Dangond will support a vallenato music project presented by institutions and individuals.
Red Carpet, we celebrate our continued collaboration with Silvestre Dangond — a powerhouse of Colombian music and one of the most influential voices in the.
Born on May 12, 1980, in Urumita, La Guajira, Colombia, Silvestre Francisco Dangond Corrales developed his musical talents early, influenced by his father, William José “El Palomo” Dangond Baquero, a singer who recorded 10 singles in the mid-1970s. After high school, Dangond dedicated himself to music, forming a duo with accordion player Ramón López. They released their debut album, “Tanto para Tí,” in 2002, which featured regional hits like “Quién Me Mandó” and “Nada Te Conmueve.” This early work established his presence in the vallenato scene.
Dangond’s career gained significant momentum in 2003 when he partnered with accordionist Juancho de la Espriella. Their collaboration led to their first album together, “Lo Mejor Para Los Dos” (2003), followed by “Mas Unidos Que Nunca” (2004). The latter cemented their status with the popular song “La Colegiala.” Over nearly a decade, Dangond and de la Espriella released seven albums, including the Diamond-certified “No Me Compares Con Nadie” in 2011. His first solo album, “Sigo Invicto” (2014), reached No. 9 on Billboard’s Tropical Albums chart. He continued to achieve critical acclaim, winning his first Latin Grammy Award in 2018 for “Esto Es Vida” in the Best Cumbia/Vallenato Album category, a feat he repeated in 2023 with “Ta Malo.”
Beyond his solo and collaborative albums, Dangond has expanded his reach through notable partnerships with urban artists. He achieved back-to-back No. 1 hits in 2018 with “Cásate Conmigo” featuring Nicky Jam and “Justicia” with Natti Natasha. These collaborations showcased his versatility and ability to blend traditional vallenato with contemporary genres, broadening his appeal to a global audience. His work has earned him numerous nominations and awards, including seven Premios Nuestra Tierra nominations in 2014 and a Grammy Award nomination in 2018 for “Gente Valiente.”
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