Enrique Guzman

Enrique Guzmán is a renowned singer, songwriter, and actor of Venezuelan origin and nationalized Mexican who left an indelible imprint in the 1960s, where he was known as 'The Idol of Youth' in Latin America and became Mexico's most popular singer.

He began his musical journey as a vocalist and founding member of Los Teen Tops, a Spanish language rock and roll group that paved the way for many others in its genre. However, it wouldn't be until his solo career that Enrique would reach his greatest achievements, forging a successful career as a balladeer.

Enrique Guzmán, often dubbed the King of Spanish Rock & Roll, is considered one of the 'greats of rock' from the Mexican scene and has shared the stage with luminaries such as Angélica María, César Costa, Julissa, Johnny Laboriel, Manolo Muñoz, Alberto Vázquez, among others.