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Latest comment: 13 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion
I just read the 2004 and 2005 Latin Grammy nominations at Wikipedia information and I found a big mistake which I understand it is an involuntary error. Information included in the list of artist nominated in each year have a tremendous error when you get more information about the artist. In 2004 Latin Grammy nominations in the Traditional Category and in 2005 Latin Grammy nominations in the Instrumental Category, you find the name of Manuel Alejandro nominated in both years. The information found about the artist corresponds to Manuel Alejandro from Spain, a well recognized compositor with a long history of songs composed to several famous singers. These nominations corresponded to Manuel Alejandro, a young artist from Puerto Rico, who play the Puerto Rico National Instrument "Cuatro". When Manuel Alejandro was nominated in 2004, he only had fifteen (15) years old. He is just a Cuatro player who interpreted several songs without any kind of lyrics in the each song. This young artist had recorded a total of six (6) CD's during his carrer life interpreting Puerto Rico Folcklor and Pop Music from several well recognized artist in Puerto Rico. If you need a biografy from this youg artist you may contact myself or the Fundacion Nacional para la Cultura Popular in Puerto Rico.
I will apreciate if this mistake is corrected based on the right information, thank you very much in advance. The person who wrote this comment was:
