Remmy Valenzuela is a chart-topping singer, songwriter, and accordionist who has been wowing audiences with his savvy recordings and impressive stage show since he was 15 years old. The complexity of his arrangements -- denoted by shifting time signatures, virtuoso accordion playing, and fronted by his festive, slightly reedy tenor voice -- have proved an irresistible combination at radio and made him a standard bearer for alternative corridos and bandas. In , two of his albums -- De Alumno a Maestro and Mi Vida en Vida -- hit number one on both the Latin and Regional Mexican charts, and the former reached the overall charts. His date Con Tololoche registered six weeks on the albums charts and climbed to number four. He began playing guitar and drums at the age of 12 -- drums are especially significant because of the often-shifting time signatures in his songs. Valenzuela began playing the kit with other youngsters in a band called Los Estudents, in which he was the youngest member. It was with this group that he began to establish a name for himself as a vocalist as well as a drummer.
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Account Options Sign in. Top charts. New releases. Tackling it with a higher understanding; considered a multi-instrumentalist, already having a successful career at 25 years of age, thanks to his innate talent. REMMY persevered to achieve his dreams, a quality he shares with his team. A versatile artist whose favorite instrument is the drums, he also plays piano, guitar and accordion, to name only a few. But with all the instruments, even his voice, plays in the same way: with heart, regardless if he's singing to one person or to thousand.
