Víctor Noriega
Mexican actor and singer
Víctor Noriega (Spanish pronunciation: [ˈbiɣtoɾ noˈɾjeɣa]; born Víctor Enrique Noriega Hernandez May 10, 1972) is a Mexican actor, singer and model.
Biography
Born in Mexico City, he started his career as a model. He then pursued a BA in communications. At the same time he auditioned for a musical group and became part of Garibaldi from 1989 to 1998, in which he was one of the eight original members.
The group reunited in 1999 launching a double CD. He then started his acting career in Mexican soap operas. Later on he mixed his career as a host for several TV shows for Univision and TeleFutura. He recorded an album as solo artist, but it was never released. However he continues to pursue his dream of recording and releasing a CD as a solo artist in the near future.
Music
I. Garibaldi
The group was formed during a casting by producer Luis de Llano in 1989. It originally cast 11 members, but months later after image testing only eight participants were kept in the group:
Patricia Manterola, singer/model/actress
Katia Llanos, entrepreneur in Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo, Mexico
Luisa Fernanda, television host for Telemundo, radio host for Univision
Pilar Montenegro, singer/actress
Víctor Noriega, actor/singer/model
Sergio Mayer, actor and producer of Sólo para Mujeres
Charly López, restaurateur
Javier Ortiz, actor Sólo para Mujeres and Aventurera
Other members who joined the group upon replacement of the original members were:
Ingrid Coronado, television host for TV Azteca
Paola Toyos, actress/model
Mara Almada, model/TV host
Discography
2010: Garibaldi Bicentenario
1999: Reunion 10
1994: Caribe
1993: Gritos De Guerra, Gritos De Amor
1993: Donde Quedo La Bolita
1991: Los Hijos De Buda
1990: Noche Buena
1990: Que Te La Pongo
1989: Garibaldi
II. Víctor Noriega (solo career)
In 2001, Víctor Noriega recorded his first solo album with Flamingo Music.
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