Angel Ramirez Jr., a multifaceted personality of remarkable talent, emerged onto the scene in the culturally rich and dynamic neighborhood of Spanish Harlem, affectionately referred to as "El Barrio," nestled within the city that never sleeps, New York. This captivating, sultry, and charismatic Puerto Rican tenor has left an indelible mark on the entertainment industry, consistently showcasing his extraordinary abilities in both the realms of music and film.
Angel's musical ambitions were fulfilled when he became an essential component of the platinum recording collective "The Barrio Boyzz". As a vital element of the harmonious backing vocals, lead singer, and songwriter, Angel honed his craft and significantly contributed to the group's prosperity. Notably, Grammy award-winning artist Marc Anthony, a close friend, recorded one of Angel's compositions, "Te Amare". The group also had the privilege of collaborating with the renowned Tex-Mex superstar Selena on the duet "Donde Quiera Que Estes". The Barrio Boyzz were the first Latin group to perform on the popular music television show The Soul Train, and they went on to record eight albums, sharing the stage with notable artists such as Michael Jackson, Whitney Houston, and Michael Bolton.
**Person Biography**
Angel's remarkable journey in music began with his membership in the platinum recording group "The Barrio Boyzz". As a crucial part of the harmonious backgrounds, lead singer, and writer, Angel mastered his talent and contributed to the group's success. His notable achievements include having Grammy award-winning artist Marc Anthony record one of his songs, "Te Amare", and collaborating with renowned Tex-Mex superstar Selena on the duet "Donde Quiera Que Estes". The group's impressive performances included being the first Latin group to perform on The Soul Train and sharing the stage with notable artists such as Michael Jackson, Whitney Houston, and Michael Bolton.
Angel's incredible journey with The Barrio Boyzz has merely been a precursor to his imminent rise as the next Latin superstar he was always meant to be. Beyond his remarkable musical achievements, Angel has also explored the realm of hosting, having had the esteemed privilege of co-hosting the prestigious "Nueva Estrella Awards" talent search show for CBS in 2005, alongside the talented Jewelz Lopez. His exceptional hosting skills did not go unnoticed, as he was subsequently invited to host the innovative Latin show concept, "Pasos Latinos," for BET Networks, a project that would ultimately go on to win an Emmy Award.
Angel has not only established a remarkable presence in the realm of film, but has also made a lasting impact in the world of theater and television, securing a wide range of notable roles in major Hollywood feature films such as "Bustin' Loose", "Fort Apache The Bronx", "I Like It Like That", and the critically acclaimed "Do The Right Thing" directed by the renowned Spike Lee.
In addition to his impressive filmography, Angel has also had the opportunity to showcase his talents on American television, appearing in popular shows such as "Ryan's Hope", "The City", and "New York Undercover".
Angel Ramirez Jr., a talented artist with a rich musical background, has made significant strides in his career, particularly in recent years. During this time, he co-wrote a song, "Puro Corazon," alongside Grammy award-winning producer Fernando O. Sorio and two former members of Ny3, a group Angel was a part of approximately two years ago. This song has been featured on a highly successful reggaeton compilation album, which showcases the crème de la crème of the reggaeton industry.
As Angel continues to nurture his passion for music, he is currently working on a comeback project that will enable him to complete what he started previously. This endeavour will undoubtedly provide the world with a fresh opportunity to fall in love with the charismatic "Boy From The Barrio," Angel Ramirez Jr.
