A news that shook those generations of Argentines who grew up, fell in love and had fun with their songs. At 80 he died Juan Ramonwhose real name was Ellery Guy Rech. Journalist Lio Pecoraro confirmed it on Twitter: “Sadly passed away Juan “Corazón” Ramón, of pneumonia. I suffered a chronic gastritisHe was very weak, dehydrated. He came in trouble a long time ago. Great icon of the song and much loved by colleagues and the public. Isabel, his wife, confirmed it for me. RIP”.
He was born on January 13, 1940 in Santa Fe Cañada de Gómezson of Italian Juan Rech and the bell Magdalena Peretto. His career took off in the early 1960s when he joined the producer. I’m Molar and recreated hits from the Italian and French song for the legendary record company RCA Victor. It was then that he earned the nickname Juan “Corazón” Ramón, for the tone of his romantic music.
However, the artist also ventured into tango and tropical music, starting in the 1980s. In 1970 he performed in Panama, where he was so successful that he settled there for a time. “Honestly, I never thought I was going to be a singer who was going to be lucky enough to record so many albums and have such a large audience and with so many years. But, I had no dreams because everything was happening spontaneously. I always thought that I would what I was doing was natural. I had failures until I reached a success, but the success seemed to me that it was natural, that it came from the hand of God “, revealed long ago in an interview.
During his stay in Peru, he approached bachata. “My Peruvian colleagues taught me that ‘Cariñito‘It was a’ goal ‘. When I came to Argentina I offered it to “Palito” Ortega who did not want it, so I decided to record it myself and it has been, within my career, with ‘Never’, ‘Oh my Lord’, ‘Mavi’ and ‘Tobacco and Rum’, of the best sellers “.
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