Jose and Juan Salazar, better known as Los Chunguitos, separate after 45 years of career.The authors of Give me poison, Oh what a pain!, Carmen or I stay with you go their separate ways, as Jose Salazar reported in a statement sent to the media.
“These are things that happen, as they have happened in life, we are not fighting, we see each other and have a coffee and nothing happens. Right now each one is on his side, he sings on his side and I on mine. People will think what they want, but my brother and I have no problem. If we have to have a coffee or eat we do it, and nothing happens, “explained Jose about the professional break with his brother Juan. Jose has also announced the next release ofhis first solo single, Life surprises you.
But, apparently, the separation has not been as friendly as Jose has tried to make the press believe. The duo dissolved at the beginning of the year, according to sources close to them, after several disagreements that have turned out to be impossible to reverse. Among them, as the Socialite program has discovered, disagreements with his representative for, according to Jose, taking more money than he was entitled to.“Jose Salazar discovers documentation in which it would be clear that they have not received the money they should have received for their television appearances, their music and their concerts,” a source close to Los Chunguitos explained on the Telecinco program. Jose has put the issue in the hands of his lawyers and it will be resolved in accordance with the Justice.
Another issue that made Jose confront Juan is his political beliefs. Apparently, Juan decided to attend a public act of Vox and his brother thought it was wrong because he thinks they should be focused on music, not get involved in politics.
In its beginnings, Los Chunguitos was formed by a third brother, Enrique Salazar, who died in 1982 due to throat cancer. His songs have been known for decades for mixing the gypsy rumba with the melodic song. In recent years, regardless of music, the group has also participated in television programs such as Your face sounds to me (Antena 3), Levantate All Stars (Telecinco) and MasterChef Celebrity (La 1 de TVE).In the last one, they coincided with Tamara Falco, who ended up winning.
In the beginning, ‘Los Chunguitos’ was made up of a third brother, Enrique Salazar, who died in 1982 from throat cancer. His songs mix the gypsy rumba and the Spanish melodic song. Regardless of the music, the group has participated in television programs such as ‘Your face sounds to me’ (Antena 3) or ‘MasterChef Celebrity’ (T Read more: https://www.europapress.es/cultura/musica-00129/noticia -singer-jose-salazar-announces-separacion-chunguitos-20211111235507.html (c) 2021 Europa Press. The redistribution and redistribution of this content without his prior and express consent is expressly prohibited.
The singer Jose Salazar announces the separation of ‘ The chunguitos’
In its beginnings, ‘Los Chunguitos’ was made up of a third brother, Enrique Salazar, who died in 1982 from throat cancer. His songs mix the gypsy rumba and the Spanish melodic song. Regardless of the music, the group has participated in television programs such as ‘Tu cara me sonido’ (Antena 3) or ‘MasterChef Celebrity’ (TVE). Read more: https://www.europapress.es/cultura/musica-00129/noticia-cantante-jose-salazar-anuncia-separacion-chunguitos-20211111235507.html (c) 2021 Europa Press. Redistribution and rebroadcasting of this content without your express prior consent is expressly prohibited.
The singer Jose Salazar announces the separation of ‘Los Chunguitos’
In its beginnings, ‘Los Chunguitos’ was made up of a third brother, Enrique Salazar, who died in 1982 from throat cancer. His songs mix the gypsy rumba and the Spanish melodic song. Regardless of the music, the group has participated in television programs such as ‘Tu cara me sonido’ (Antena 3) or ‘MasterChef Celebrity’ (TVE). Read more: https://www.europapress.es/cultura/musica-00129/noticia-cantante-jose-salazar-anuncia-separacion-chunguitos-20211111235507.html (c) 2021 Europa Press. Redistribution and rebroadcasting of this content without your express prior consent is expressly prohibited.
