At the time of interpretation, a tuned voice is the least important thing for Cesar Valderrama better known as “The Voice of Mexico” because for him the most important thing is knowing how to connect with the intention of the composer who wrote that song and with the intention he had. It is as if he were a kind of actor who is currently interpreting Shakespearean texts.

After having been practicing in a choir for years, one day the intrepid Cesar realized that he only received applause from the people who knew him and he wanted to go out and venture into the streets of Saint Michael to test the effect his voice could have on strangers.

She was pleasantly surprised that when she dared to sing in El Jardín in front of strangers, her voice was received with applause and a moved audience.

"Grenade 
Land dreamed of by me
My singing becomes gypsy
When it's for you»

are part of the lyrics of “Granada” with which he was able to move the public who quickly acclaimed him. With the passage of time, and with a larger repertoire, he returned to the streets and places like “El Quitapenas” where his fame grew until he received the nickname “The Voice of San Miguel”.

And this nickname is not minor, since in our city we are characterized by having a great musical diversity and quality, ranging from trios to rock bands and classical music orchestras. 

The lyrical tenor, considered to be light in his range, has managed to become a professional and make a living in the world of music, moving both insiders and outsiders with his range and way of feeling the songs. But not everything is easy, as there are still songs that represent a challenge for him, such as the sharp sustain of “Nessun Dorma”.

We want to continue listening to La Voz de San Miguel for a long time to come and see how far their talent can go, erasing borders, and who you will be able to see sing with great passion this Friday, April 13, with some great ballads at El Sindicato (Recreo #4) and on the 29th in the company of opera singer Morganna Love.