The Kenton dynasty continues to pull forward. Now, Freddy K, the only eldest son of merengue singer Freddy Kenton, makes his debut as a salsero, with the single “Being with you”, which he defined as a romantic and unique salsa.
The young man began his music career in Chicago, IL. Where he performed on stages around the state and the Midwest.
Freddy K explained that, although merengue runs through his veins, he decided to venture into salsa to impose a different stamp on the family that saw him born and grow up.
“I am already working on the album The Protoge, made up of a fusion of tropical styles and rhythms made up of 9 salsa songs and a bolero, produced by the masters Isidro Infante, Nino Segarra and Richard Marcell. The first single would be ‘Being with you’, which I am already promoting”, he advanced.
In a press release, the singer-songwriter with a Dominican father and a Puerto Rican mother, stressed that most of the songs on his next album are original and written by his hands.
Freddy K is in the Dominican Republic formally presenting his project to the press and the general public, hand in hand with artistic promoter Ariel Ortiz.
“I am happy because I have the opportunity to perform in my two countries (RD and PR) for the first time. I wanted to start my media tour in my two countries that I adore and appreciate so much”, predicted Freddy K, who also identified himself as a tropical singer and “good composer”.
Freddy K owns his own record label, FK Entertainment, through which he pursues Dominican and Puerto Rican talent in order to give them the opportunity to grow artistically.
More about Freddy K.
Although he is now debuting as a salsero, Freddy K has a long artistic career that began in 2007 in Chicago, IL when he opened a concert for the urban artist Pit Bull, since then he has shared the stage with great music stars such as El Gran Combo, La Sonora Poncena, Frank Reyes, Oscar D’ León, Fefita La Grande, Raulin Rosendo, Monchy & Alexandra, Ivy Queen, Eddie Santiago, among others.
In 2014, he released the bachata “A Primera Vista”, which reached number 56 on the Latin Billboards music charts.
By 2017, he boosted his career when he partnered with the brewing giant Coors Light, who sponsored and carried out a promotional campaign with his single “One Day”, which gave him the opportunity to open the concerts of the veteran salsa singer La India.
Now we need the ending where it explains that the album comes out in the middle of November and where we put my social networks and that they follow me that I seek the support of my beautiful public and the street.
