Marc Anthony: Biography, Age, Career, Net Worth, Height. Puerto Rican singer with a Grammy Award who became the genre’s best-selling performer. His songs “Vivir Lo Nuestro,” “I Need to Know,” “Y Hubo Alguien,” and “Vivir Mi Vida” are well recognized.
Marc Anthony’s Biography
The son of Puerto Rican parents, Marco Antonio Muiz, was born in New York City. His mother, Guillermina Quinones, worked as a homemaker, while his father, Felipe Muiz, was a musician and cafeteria worker.
Marco Antonio Muiz is a Mexican musician, and Anthony’s parents named him after him. The youngest of eight children, Anthony was raised in Spanish Harlem, often known as East Harlem, or El Barrio. He had a Roman Catholic upbringing.
His musical training started at home, where his father Felipe, a talented guitarist himself, taught him how to sing in both Spanish and English.
Anthony grew up listening to a wide range of music, including rock, rhythm and blues, pop artists like José Feliciano (Puerto Rico), Air Supply (Australia), and salsa greats like Héctor Lavoe (Puerto Rico), Willie Colón (United States), Rubén Blades (Panama), among others.
Anthony claims that Tito Puente, a well-known Puerto Rican percussionist and bandleader, had a significant emotional and professional effect on him throughout his life.
Marc Anthony’s Nationality
Marc Anthony is American by nationality
Marc Anthony’s Net Worth
Marc Anthony’s net worth is estimated to be $80 million
Where is Marc Anthony from?
Marc Anthony is from New York
How old is Marc Anthony?
Marc Anthony was born on September 16 1968, which makes him 54 years old
Marc Anthony’s Height & Weight
Marc Anthony’s height is 1.73 meters tall and his weight is currently unknown
Marc Anthony’s Education
Marc Anthony’s educational background is currently not unknown and we promise to update you if any news comes to light
Marc Anthony’s Career
Anthony began his singing career by working as a singer for the underground New York house and freestyle. He was given minor roles in “Menudo” and “Latin Rascals.” He released his album “Rebel” in 1988.
He composed and produced songs for Sa-album Fire’s “Boy I’ve Been Told” around the same period. He also provided the backing vocals on Ann-song Marie’s “With or Without You,” which Todd Terry and Little Louie Vega produced.
The producers of “With or Without You” gave Anthony another chance in 1990, and he co-wrote the lyrics and sang vocals for the song “You Should Know By Now” with Chrissy I-eece.
He delivered the vocals for the songs “Love Change” and “Here’s Your Hat” in 1992. He began working with producer Little Louie Vega at this time, who gave him more freestyle successes including “Ride On The Rhythm” and “When The Night Is Over.” Salsa became Anthony’s new style in the end.
Anthony’s “Otra Nota” first album in Spanish was published in 1993. He first turned down an offer from “RMM Records” because he was hesitant to record an album in Spanish, but he eventually changed his mind. He became known as a rising Salsa star as a result.
He released another Salsa CD in 1995 titled “Todo asu Tiempo.” The album received excellent reviews and was awarded gold status in the US and Puerto Rico. He received a Grammy nomination and a Billboard award for it.
He began his acting career during this period, playing minor roles in films including “Hackers,” “Big Night,” and “The Substitute.” He also performed in the theatrical production of “The Capeman” alongside the vocalist Nazario from Puerto Rico.
‘Contra La Coriente,’ his third album, was released in 1999. He performed in the HBO television special “Marc Anthony: The Concert from Madison Square Garden.” The salsa album was the first to ever appear on the Billboard 200 Chart.
His debut English album, “Marc Anthony,” was published around the same time he left RMM and began working with producers Afanasieff, Rooney, Dan Shea, and Jerkins. The album included the number-one song “You Sang To Me.”
Anthony released another Spanish album called “Libre” in 2001. It included popular tracks including “Viviendo,” “Celos,” and others. On the Billboard Top Latin Albums list, the album achieved success. In the Time of the Butterflies was another film in which he appeared.
He published the Latin pop album “Amar Sin Mentiras” in 2004. Subsequent to the album’s release, he released the dance version of the same songs as “Valio La Pena.” It was awarded two Latin Grammys.
He co-starred with Denzel Washington in the popular Hollywood film “Man on Fire” during the same period. In the movie, he plays a rich businessman who employs security guards to watch after his little daughter.
He produced two compilations of his biggest hits in the late 2000s, “Sigo Siendo Yo” (2006) and “Iconos” (2010), as a homage to the greatest Latin musicians, like Jose Jose, Juan Gabriel, etc.
Anthony starred in “El Cantante,” a drama on the life of legendary salsa musician Hector Lavoe, in 2007. The film, which also featured his ex-wife Jennifer Lopez, was highly reviewed by critics.
Anthony had an appearance in Simon Fuller’s Latino talent show “Q’Viva! The Chosen” in 2011. Along with Jamie King and singer and ex-wife Jennifer Lopez, he served as a judge on the program.
His salsa album “3.0” was published in 2013. It was certified platinum and included the top-charting song “Vivir Mi Vida.” He travelled to 15 countries while on the “Vivir Mi Vida World Tour” tour.
Marc Anthony’s Marital Status
Marc Anthony is currently married to Nadia Ferreira
Marc Anthony’s Children
Marc Anthony has 6 children from his previous marriage.
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